10.9728/dcs.2022.23.3.381

Intangible cultural heritage has the characteristic of being transformed according to various factors such as the environment and culture of a particular society, so in the past, the material was preserved by recording the production process or movement through video, oral recordings, photos, and motion capture. However, although the need for documentation is continuously being suggested, there are not many cases of documentation that take into account the direction of utilization of the recorded data. Also, the craft field, one of the intangible cultural heritages, is one of the cases requiring continuous documentation as the characteristics of materials or the structures of tools are being transformed according to the background and production method of the times. However, it is difficult to select a recording method for acquiring motion data due to production tools or environmental problems. In this paper, focusing on the weaving process of Hansan ramie weaving, which is one of the representative cases, the techniques and sensors applied to related motion recording studies are identified and an appropriate method is proposed.