Description

Korea’s culture and art, as is the case with any country, is influenced directly and
symbolically by its floral and fauna: in geographic terms the theme of “place”.

The crane itself has a rich cultural representation in all East Asian countries as it is revered as a representation of longevity (the crane can live up to forty years) and constancy (the birds mate for life).The motif of the crane can be found in Chinese and Japanese art and culture as well as Korea’s.
The symbol of the crane was also appropriated by the upper class in Korea as its
image decorated celadon, wall screens, embroidered “rank badges”, and other objects of the
wealthy. Because of the crane’s ritual mating dance there were even court dances based on the
cranes’movements. Lower classes having fewer non-utilitarian possessions
had fewer representations of the crane, but had a strong sense of the crane’s importance in terms of oral tradition.

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