by gosatekorea | May 5, 2026 | 인터뷰
GOSATÉ Journal — Spaces No. 04 2026 · Spring · Customer Conversations Where the Painting Rests,Where the Wallpaper Stays.Rooms shaped byquiet thought. At Sayuhwasil, a studio led by a Korean traditional color painter, we encountered Sookja Ivory, a restored...
by gosatekorea | Apr 27, 2026 | Archive & Research, 1930, Archive & Research
Estimated to date from the 1930s to early 1940s Original wallpaper scan(Source: Collection of Gosate) Visual ObservationThis wallpaper is printed on yellow-brown kraft paper with two inks, white and black. Including the paper color, the surface contains three visual...
by gosatekorea | Apr 27, 2026 | Archive & Research, 1930, Archive & Research
Visual ObservationThis wallpaper was made by coating one side of pulp paper in a pale yellow-brown tone and printing over it with a single silver pigment. After more than seventy years, the paper has darkened and the metallic shine has faded, but the pattern remains...
by gosatekorea | Apr 27, 2026 | Archive & Research, 1950s, Archive & Research
Visual ObservationThis wallpaper is printed on pulp paper with two water-based inks: red and green. A very fine red stripe covers the ground. It is subtle, but it gives the surface a warm dusk-like tone.Over this ground, green ink draws grasses and thin stems. The...
by gosatekorea | Apr 27, 2026 | Archive & Research, 1950s, Archive & Research
Visual ObservationThis wallpaper is printed on pulp paper with two water-based inks, red and blue. The motif is a single small eight-petal flower repeated evenly across the surface in a grid.Each flower is simple. Red ink forms the petal outline; blue ink dots the...
