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<h4>Method3 : 배접 (褙接) Bae-jeop</h4>Traditional korean technic for conservation <br>Material : 풀 (糊) Pull, Material | <h4>Method3 : 배접 (褙接) Bae-jeop</h4>Traditional korean technic for conservation <br>Material : 풀 (糊) Pull / Rice paste, Material | ||
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Rice paste is used as a important glue to prevent a paper from tear and torn in northeast countries. However it often give a damage to paper,so studying rice paste regard as important project for long time.<br> | |||
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If rice paste is not enough good, it cause reduction in life expectancy of painting. In worst case it destroy the painting. Therefore fundamental principle using rice paste for “Bae-jeop” should be ferment for a while. <br> | |||
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There are reason to use the fermented rice paste. The first reason is to preserve the painting. If rice paste is not enough fermented, it makes painting unexpected separation from Bae-jeop paper or sometimes it will rot by moulder.The second reason is keep flexibility of painting and give easy separation with painting and Bae-jeop paper, in case of doing again Bae-jeop. | |||
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* How to make it? | |||
1. Make a dough with flour. put the dough to stocking and squeeze in water. (1:7 proportion) | |||
2. When the water become gloopy, it is possible to use. | |||
3. Take away the flour grounds inside of a stocking. | |||
4. Keep the water for a while, take away upper water, put new water. | |||
5. Mixing with small amount of rice. (Should use cold water, A proportion of mixing is important. Experience is useful) | |||
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