Bojagi Gift Wrapping (with Norigae)

In Korean culture, bojagi is often described as "wrapping a blessing". The act of wrapping an object is believed to capture and protect good fortune (bok) for the recipient. 

Historically taught to young women as part of traditional needlework, bojagi represents patience, care, and the virtue of saving by repurposing leftover fabric. What started as a practical household craft is now recognized globally as a fine art form resembling abstract geometric paintings.

Guide on how to create different Bojagi designs is also available in our blogpost. 

Bojagi Measurement: 70cm x 70cm 

*Every Bojagi purchase comes with a Norigae