고구려 벽화 refers to the ancient murals created during the 고구려 kingdom, which existed from 37 BC to 668 AD in what is now northern Korea and parts of China. These murals are found in tombs and depict various scenes, including daily life, hunting, and religious rituals, showcasing the artistic skills and cultural beliefs of the time. The most famous examples of 고구려 벽화 are located in the 장군총 and 무용총 tombs. These artworks are significant for their vibrant colors and dynamic compositions, providing valuable insights into the social structure, clothing, and customs of the 고구려 people.