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[Student Reporter] Embroidered Royal Wedding Robes On October 1, the SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume hosted a special exhibition titled “Embroidered Royal Wedding Robes,” by renowned artist Han Sang Soo. Guests were welcomed with a selection of traditional Korean snacks and drinks, followed by an insightful presentation from special guest Director Kim Young-ran of the Hansangsu Embroidery Museum, who explained the history and symbolism behind each exquisite garment. Once worn by queens and princesses during royal ceremonies, the Embroidered Royal Wedding Robes represent one of the highest forms of traditional Korean craftsmanship. Each robe is hand-stitched with delicate silk threads, depicting symbols of prosperity, longevity, and harmony. Han Sang Soo, a master artisan and holder of the title “Intangible Cultural Asset,” preserves these intricate embroidery techniques that date back to the Joseon Dynasty. Through this exhibition, visitors gained a closer look at the elegance and craftsmanship of Korean royal attire while appreciating the cultural heritage it embodies. The event offered a meaningful opportunity for students and guests to experience the beauty of traditional Korean embroidery up close. The exhibition, which will remain open from October 1 to February 27 in Academic Building A, B1 Floor, invites all visitors to discover the timeless beauty of Korea’s royal embroidery. The SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume is open to the public from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays and closed on weekends and holidays. Written by Student Reporter, Temirlan Gubashev (Temirlan.gubashev@stonybrook.edu)
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