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Traditional Korean Wedding(#2) Mousepad by daphne1024

The traditional wedding costumes(from the Joseon Dynasty: late 14th-early 20th century) shown above were for the commons. Sweet and lovely wedding or anniversary gift for any copule! Thanks for viewing this work. <img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/traditional_korean_wedding_2_mug-p168116072592229603vstn_150.jpg" alt="Traditional Korean Wedding(#2) Mug mug" style="border:0;" /><img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/traditional_korean_wedding_1_card-p1371645595690385068g3x_150.jpg" alt="Traditional Korean Wedding(#1) Card card" style="border:0;" /><img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/traditional_korean_wedding_1_mousepad-p1446039312097009907pdd_150.jpg" alt="Traditional Korean Wedding(#1) Mousepad mousepad" style="border:0;" /><img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/king_queens_wedding_poster_print-p228347550318270486836v_150.jpg" alt="King & Queen's Wedding Poster print" style="border:0;" /> <img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/korean_royal_wedding_t_shirt-p235253597405200705ajxp3_200.jpg" alt="Korean Royal Wedding: T-shirt shirt" style="border:0;" />
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The traditional wedding costumes(from the Joseon Dynasty: late 14th-early 20th century) shown above were for the commons. Sweet and lovely wedding or anniversary gift for any copule! Thanks for viewing this work.
Korean Royal Wedding: T-shirt by daphne1024
Traditional Korean Wedding(#2) magnet by daphne1024
created by daphne1024 (7/20/2008 9:47 PM)

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daphne1024 said 4/3/2009

Thanks a lot!!

Pam, Diana, & Rebecca, all of your lovely comments are most appreciated!!

PeppersPolishMafia said 3/16/2009

WHAT A MASTERPIECE!

Sometimes when I look at your ART~ I simply can not find the words! JAW DROPPING is all I can think of... but because your work is always so elegant... I would like to think of a better more classy way to say that! Have to have my morning coffe 1st! Love this! 5 zillion stars!

dlgray said 3/15/2009

Such romantic work here!!! Love seeing all the different

clothes and headdresses in such great detail!!! 5*

pamdicar said 2/17/2009

Your Korean items are so interesting and very lovely. I hope you will make those baby cards!

daphne1024 said 10/17/2008

Thanks a million!!

Lori, Susan, Whimsy, Vicky, Kyoko, Rebecca, Steven, Maria, Suzee, Reflekshins, Nicole, & Barb!! All the amazing comments from you guys mean a lot to me....

klocke said 8/17/2008

Lovely composition, also really like the explaination about the traditions, very nice. 5*'s

Knot_Just_Any_Shoe said 8/17/2008

I love this design! I'm stopping by as KNOT to give it 5 more STARS!

Rainmountain said 8/9/2008

This is a wonderful series! Beautiful designs!

Reflekshins said 8/3/2008

neat

SuzeeQ said 7/31/2008

This is so sweet and preciously beautiful!

What a wonderful idea. These look fantastically elaborate all on their own. I hope you do get a chance to do the king and queen someday so we can see those! Your work is always so wonderful!

blessedwedding said 7/31/2008

this is stunning, the costumes r so intricately designed, I love the bride's head gear, everything abt this is beautiful love it!

parrrot said 7/30/2008

That's a great idea Ujean... to make a series about your culture. With the palette in hand, and your skilled sensitivity to balance and design, it will be something to look forward to, and educational as well.

Rebecca_Reeder said 7/28/2008

This is a lovely piece of art.

I also appreciate your detailed explanation. It is wonderful to pick up little pieces of information about cultures and countries from personal pieces like this. I saw some beautiful temples when I was in Korea many years ago. The world is a marvelous place!

KyokoYamaji said 7/26/2008

Lovely work. Ujean!! These costumes are very similar to ours. But we don't wear them any more. Only royal family does on their wedding . Do Korean people still wear these costumes?

bragova said 7/23/2008

What pure delight!

I look forward to seeing more. My second husband was Japanese, and I was married to him in a very elaborate (rented) kimono and a VERY heavy wig, but Korean traditional costumes I know almost nothing about. The green and orange floral motif on this bride's dress have such wonderful, innocent simplicity.

BitsOfWhimsy said 7/21/2008

What a lovely design and a lovely idea to showcase

your Korean culture in your art designs on here for the rest of us to enjoy and learn from. These wedding costumes are gorgeous, I can't imagine what the royal ones would look like. I love folklore images! These are beautifully done!

susanpaynetrutna said 7/21/2008

Sweet elegance in this romantic painting.

I love the colors of the wedding costumes and the background graphic screen and the lotus flowers...A toast to your talent and the happy couple! Cheers, Susan

malibuitalian said 7/20/2008