National Museum of Korea Experiences Boom, Showcases Treasures
The National Museum of Korea is experiencing a surge in popularity, transforming from a repository of relics into a daily sanctuary for visitors. The museum continues to highlight its significant treasures, such as the historic cotton armor.
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From relics to daily sanctuary: Inside the National Museum of Korea’s boom - The Straits Times
From relics to daily sanctuary: Inside the National Museum of Korea’s boom The Straits Times
Read full article →[Treasures from National Museum of Korea] Cotton Armor
Designed to resist or absorb the impact of a bullet, this cotton armor was made by stitching as many as thirty layers of cotton fabric together. Inside the armor the name “Gong Gun-ok” is written in ink, which appears to be that of the armor’s owner. It is the only remaining article of its kind, and thus is regarded as a valuable source of knowledge on the development of armor in Korea. Period - Joseon era Materials - Cotton
By The Korea Herald
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