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Formation of the Southern Region CultureA variety of unique southern regional cultureswere formed by a more affluent life as the rich natural resources of the southern region are harmonized with abundant food and cultural resources.
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Residential Life in the Southern RegionThe houses in the southern region,which is mostly on the plains, generally have an open and straight single wing house toward the south or southeast because of the relatively warm climate. Bigger houses might have an E or L shape.
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Clothing in the Southern RegionThe southern region was the biggest producer of cotton and silk cocoons, the materials used for clothing, to such an extent that it was called the home of the three whites (rice, cotton and cocoons) from times long ago. GokseongDolsilna-e, the weaving of hemp cloth, and NajuSaetgolna-e, the weaving of cotton fabric, have been continuing the tradition.
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Food in the Southern RegionA variety of food materials and seafood are produced because of the favorable geographical conditions that include mountains, plains, sea and rivers. As these materials are harmonized by the unique skills and broad generosity typical of the southern region, a superb taste and elegance of the southern region have been created.
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Craftwork in the Southern RegionCraftwork has a dignity that is based on the talent of the producer and the affection of the user at the same time, which are delicately reflected within the craftwork itself.
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Folk Culture in the Southern Region
The folk culture in the southern region is deeply rooted in a community culture where each helpsthe other and in harmony. People of the southern region have maintained a strong spirit of unity around their home and developed a culture that enhancessustainability through the farming community.
