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“The Korean dress making that has been passed down to 4 generations!”
Park Young-ae, CEO of Silla Hanbok
If you have a chance to visit Suwon, drop by Youngdong Market near Hwaseong Fortress. A number of markets were set up in and around the fortress during the Joseon Dynasty era and today they became one single market that is boasting 260 stores with many traditional trades still intact. What makes the market most famous, however, is the Korean dress makers and sellers which take up more than half the stores. Silla Hanbok, among them, comes into a particular attention as it is famous for the 4 generation long family business on which the brand has firmly built high standard of needlework and artistic value. “Interesting to say that I grew up in a hard-up family but I didn’t want to get by Korean dress making like my mother did. So I went up to Seoul and worked there and married. But my husbands’ income was not sufficient so I needed to do something to support. I decided to make the most of my needlework skill which I learned from my mother over shoulders and I worked for 10 years at home ever since. But that actually put me back to the family business interestingly” says Park. So it has driven her life into expertise of Korean dress making for the last 30 years. And she still opens the store the first every morning in Youngdong Market. When in Seoul, Park took a free dress making course just to make her own clothes so that she could save some living costs but it turned out to be of great help to Korean dress making at the end. She got the idea of adding modern elements to the traditional from it and she actually introduced welt pockets on trousers for convenience and applied sophisticated curves and lines in order especially to attract young people who are rather doubtful about wearing the traditional dress. “Adding a seam can give as good a different feel as using quality fabric and this requires attention to detail if the maker is to create a work but not clothes. It is interesting to mention that I found the fact that our ancestors made Korean dress with great accuracy and scientific calculations. So, one must take it into consideration in order to realize the very uniqueness as well as the practicality of Korean dress.” Naturally, a customer became two and the two became many and the many have become regulars today who often give her a pair of glasses to see better or order a special one as a gift for foreigners. Stylistically, Silla Hanbok is credited for Buddhist monk’s robe and ceremonial robe and women’s robe. With these assets as the stronghold, Park is ambitiously challenging for ‘Master of Korean Dress Making’. Meanwhile, her daughter is studying traditional dress at Dankook University Continuing Education Center at the moment after obtaining a degree in fashion design and she is quite ready to pass down the family business as the 5th generation!
Note: <Power Korea> “rewrites” the Korean article in English “concisely” for native English speakers and staff of foreign missions in Korea.
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