One of them is the quilt decorations in rooms, peculiar to Phyongan provincial people in the period of the Feudal Joson Dynasty (1392-1910).

Quilts and pillows are piled up separately in good order on a cabinet decorated with pieces of pig iron, with a net-cloth wrapper covered on them.

The inside of quilt is covered with white cotton cloth and the outside with silk of various colors.

Each side of a pillow with white-color tick is adorned by embroideries featuring various species of animals and plants.

Such quilt decorations render a room neat and tidy.

The custom is one of things that represent the cultural attainments of the Korean people.