Ramie fabric (mosi in Korean) produced in
the Hansan region
of Chungcheongnam-do is named after its origin of production,
hence called "Hansan mosi"
in Korean. The practice of weaving mosi is famous here due to
its invaluable community asset of
successfully passing down the technique over generations for a
quality-assured outcome. The masters of this cultural
transmission are credited as the
middle-aged women in the township who are responsible for
harvesting, boiling and bleaching ramie plants, spinning yarn out of
ramie fiber, and weaving it on a traditional loom.
Ramie cloth is comfortable in hot summer weather and is used to produce a variety of clothing from dress suits and military uniforms to mourning garments. Hansan boasts fertile land and sea winds that allow the ramie plants to thrive, guaranteeing a good quality product.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
Ramie cloth is comfortable in hot summer weather and is used to produce a variety of clothing from dress suits and military uniforms to mourning garments. Hansan boasts fertile land and sea winds that allow the ramie plants to thrive, guaranteeing a good quality product.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
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