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Hanbok at My Fingertips
: Paper-Cutting Fusion Hanbok

Author

Lee Dabin

Publisher

READY SET GO Co., Ltd.

Categories

Practical

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

English, Japanese, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, French, Spanish

Keywords

  • #hobbies
  • #fashion
  • #design
  • #hanbok
  • #paper-cutting
  • #coloring
  • #shapes
  • #paper folding
  • #Korean traditional dress
  • #traditional dress code

Copyright Contact

Lee Sangmou

  • Publication Date

    2017-05-17
  • No. of pages

    128
  • ISBN

    9788997729999
  • Dimensions

    210 * 297
Overview

Introducing gorgeous Korean hanbok as paper cutting art.

Book Intro

Hanbok at My Fingertips offers up hanbok in paper art form, with beautifully detailed fusion hanbok illustrations that have incorporated everyday dress and will delight all readers. Lee Dabin, an artist who is already well known on social media through her fusion hanbok illustrations, has lent her talent for this book. The beautifully illustrated hanbok designs, which have been categorized according to the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, will provide a satisfying sensation and an admiration for the traditional dress. The paper art will make a deep impression on readers. The designs are a fresh take on traditional hanbok, pairing jeogori with skinny jeans and sweaters with chima skirts. As readers cut along the lines, they will find themselves with a satisfyingly completed work of fusion hanbok. 

About the Author

Lee Dabin



Lee Dabin was born in Korea in 1992. At a young age, Lee saw the hanbok introduced in historical TV dramas and fell in love. With that, she began drawing hanbok. In an effort to have hanbok be more of a part of her everyday life, she began illustrating fusion hanbok of her own design. Even as her parents pressured her to get "a real job," she continued on with her illustrations, which brought in huge numbers of fans. Collaborating with a hanbok company, she even produced some of her own  designs. This has now become her true profession, and Lee now is a professional fushion hanbok illustrator and designer. 

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