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  • Classified by Raw Material
    • - Gojung Ji : Paper made with Oat Straw
    • - Sang Ji : Paper made with Mulberry Bark
    • - Deung Ji : Paper made with Rattan
    • - Songpi Ji : Paper made with Pine Tree Inner Bark
    • - Tae Ji : Paper made with Sphagnum Moss
    • - Yuyeop Ji : Paper made with Willow Leaf
    • - Yumok Ji : Paper made with crushed Willow
    • - Songyep Ji : Paper made with crushed Pine Needles
    • - Uiee Ji : Paper made with Adlay Leaf and Stem
    • - Magol Ji : Paper made with crushed Inner Stem of Chinese Yam
    • - Mabun Ji : Paper made with chopped Straw
    • - Hwangma Ji : Paper made with Jute
    • - Taejang Ji : Paper made with hairy thin sea weeds
    • - Boonbaek Ji : Powder added White Paper

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  • Classified by Dyeing
    • - Dowha Ji : Paper dyed with a Safflower
    • - Hwanggook Ji : Paper dyed with Gardenia
    • - Chorok Ji : Paper dyed with Locust Tree
    • - Danmok Ji : Paper dyed with Red part of Cutted Tree
    • - Whangyeomchoju Ji : A Thin Yellow Paper dyed with Barberry Seeds
    • - Acheongchoju Ji : A Thin Paper dyed in Dark Blue
    • - Oksaekjeoju Ji : Paper dyed in Jade Green
    • - Hongjeoju Ji : Paper dyed in Red
    • - Chi Ji : Paper dyed in Sky Blue
    • - Eunmyun Ji : Paper dyed in Glossy Siver
    • - Cheongsaek Ji : Paper dyed in Blue
    • - Mook Ji : Paper dyed in Black
    • - Sang Ji : Paper dyed in Acorn

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  • Classified by Color Tone
    • - Unwha Ji : A white colored Dak paper from Pyunggang, Gangwon province.The name has originated from the nature of paper being white as cloud.
    • - Jookcheong Ji : The name originated from the nature of paper being thin and white as inner skin of Bamboo tree.
    • - Whang Ji : Refers to paper yellow as Gojeong Ji

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  • Classified by post process
    • - Doryunchoju Ji : Flattened by beating it on a fulling block.
    • - Doryunjeoju Ji : Flattened by beating it on a fulling block which used to make paper currency.
    • - Dochim Ji : Flattened and smoothed by beating it on a fulling block. Used for tribute payment to China.

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  • Classified by Purpose Intended
    • - Jamoon Ji : Used for diplomatic documents. High quality
    • - Pyojeon Ji : Used for official letter presented to king
    • - Gyemok Ji : Used to prepare a list of documents presented to king
    • - Sewha Ji : Used for season's greeting letter to king or painting posted at gates.
    • - Sangso Ji : Used to prepare appeal to king.
    • - Goongjeon Ji : Used to prepare a fortune telling to king
    • - Kwangyo Ji : Used to prepare an official doctrine or oder
    • - Gongsa Ji : Used of official recording
    • - Si Ji : Used for national exam
    • - Sijeon Ji : Used to write poetry
    • - Sichook Ji : Roll paper to write poetry
    • - Bubondan Ji : Used to make copy of book
    • - Seobon Ji : Used to write font model
    • - Whaseon Ji : Used for painting or writing
    • - Banjeol Ji : Half folded paper used for painting or writing
    • - Cho Ji : Used as scrap paper

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  • Classified by Purpose Intended
    • - Gan Ji : Thick and high quality letter paper made with Jang Ji.
    • - Gapui Ji : Used as insulation material for military winter clothing.
    • - Gyemok Ji : Used to letter to king regarding state affairs.
    • - Gyesa Ji : Special paper made for letter to king reporting judgement
    • - Gongsa Ji : Used of official recording
    • - Kwangyo Ji : Used to prepare an official doctrine or oder
    • - Goongjeon Ji : Used to prepare a fortune telling to king
    • - Keunseon Ji : Used to make paper pocket for buddist temple to request offerings. Also referred as Keunsun Dae or Keun Ji.
    • - Dan Ji : A white and weighty traditional paper. Also called as Bongseo Ji.
    • - Dokwang Ji : Used as wallpaper for tomb.
    • - Dobae Ji : Used as Wall Paper
    • - Myun Ji : 5 colored paper used to write dead person's name.
    • - Bango Ji : Recycled paper
    • - Baejeop Ji : Paper applied to backside of painting.
    • - Baekmyun Ji : White and high quality paper. Used for a tributary payment.
    • - Bongmul Ji : Used to wrap tributes.
    • - Bongtu Ji : Used to make envelopes.
    • - Bubondan Ji : Used to make copy of book
    • - Sangso Ji : Used to prepare appeal to king.
    • - Seogye Ji : Used for diplomatic correspondence with Japan during Chosum dynasty.
    • - Seobon Ji : Used to write font model
    • - Seon Ji : Used to make fan or kite.
    • - Sewha Ji : Used for season's greeting letter to king or painting posted at gates.
    • - So Ji : Used for burnt offering letter to god.
    • - Sijeon Ji : Used to write poetry
    • - Si Ji : Used for national exam
    • - Sichook Ji : Roll paper to write poetry
    • - Yeomseup Ji : Used for burial dressing
    • - Wolryuk Ji : Used to make calender
    • - Yudoon Ji : Water proof paper coated with oil used during raining season.
    • - In Ji : Used to make stamp
    • - Ipmo Ji : Oil coated paper applied to "Gat" (Korean traditional hat made of bamboo and horsehair) when rains.
    • - Jamoon Ji : Used for diplomatic correspondence with China.
    • - Jangkyung Ji : Used to make Buddhist scriptures. Thick and glossy.
    • - Jangpan Ji : Thick oil coated paper used for flooring.
    • - Jeoju Ji : Used to make paper currency during Chosun dynasty.
    • - Jokbo Ji : Used to draw a genealogy.
    • - Jubon Ji : Specially made paper used to prepare documents to king.
    • - Ju Ji : Rolled paper.
    • - Ju Ji : Used to take and write king's order.
    • - Ji Deung Ji : Used to make lamp. Used accept as fee payment method of tax payment during Chosun dynasty.
    • - Changho Ji : Applied to windows and doors.
    • - Chaek Ji : Used to make book.
    • - Cheok Ji : Small paper. Refers to copy, letter written on Gan Ji or correspondence.
    • - Cheom Ji : Index paper or post it.
    • - Cheop Ji : Book or envelope made by folding.
    • - Chodo Ji : Priming wallpaper.
    • - Chookmun Ji : Used for written prayer.
    • - Pyojeon Ji : Specially made paper to prepare letter to king containing one's thought and sacrificial offering.
    • - Pyo Ji : Used to applied to book cover.
    • - Pi Ji : Low quality paper used as priming wallpaper.
    • - Honseo Ji : Used for a marriage letter sent to the bride´s family from the bridegroom´s family.
    • - Whaseon Ji : Used for painting or writing
    • - Hu Ji : Thick paper used for Si Ji.

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  • Classified by Size & Thickness
    • - Gak Ji : The most thickest paper.
    • - Jang Ji : Thick and hard paper.
    • - Daeho Ji : Low quality wide and long paper.
    • - Soho Ji : Narrow and thin paper.
    • - Baek Ji : White and large paper used to make book.
    • - Samcheop Ji : Thicker and yellowish paper has bigger width and length than Baek Ji.
    • - Jookcheong Ji : Thin but, tough and strong paper.
    • - Seonik Ji : Very thin paper like wing of dragonfly.
    • - Ganggaeng Ji : Wide and thick paper.
    • - Shimgae Ji : Smaller and thinner than Yangsan Ji.
    • - Daebal Ji : Sheeted with a large screen size of 76cm X 144cm
    • - Joongbal Ji : Sheeted with a medium screen size of 59cm X 103cm
    • - Sobal Ji : Sheeted with a small screen size of 71cm X 133cm
    • - Ilbe Ji~Yukbae Ji : from a sing layer to 6 layers

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  • Classified by Origin
    • - Jojiseo : Jimoon Ji, Pyojeon Ji
    • - Pyunggang, Gangwon : Seolwha Ji
    • - Namwon, Jeonju, Jeonbuk : Seonja Ji, Ganjang Ji, Yudun Ji, Tae Ji. Jookcheong Ji, Whaseon Ji.
    • - Yongdam, Jeonbuk : Nongseon Ji
    • - Soonchang, Jeonbuk : Sangwha Ji
    • - Jeonnam : Taejang Ji
    • - Youngbyun, Pyungbuk : Baekro Ji
    • - Hambuk : Gojeong Ji
    • - Kyungju, Kyungbuk : Kyung Ji
    • - Wanju,Jeonbuk : wan Ji

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