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At a quiet studio in Yeonnam-dong, Seoul, make your own souvenir with bojagi, the traditional Korean wrapping cloth. After learning about the history and meaning of bojagi and the philosophy behind Korean knots, you'll wrap and tie your own piece with step-by-step guidance from the instructor. Choose two premium bojagi cloths and one traditional norigae ornament to create a piece in your own style, and enjoy traditional Korean tea and desserts along the way. At the end of the class, you'll take home your finished bojagi and a certificate with your name written in Hangul.

Learn the meaning of bojagi wrapping
at a studio in Yeonnam-dong
This bojagi wrapping workshop runs for about 1.5 hours at a calm, cozy studio in Yeonnam-dong. It begins with a short introduction to the history and meaning of bojagi, from how it was traditionally used in Korea to its connection with thoughtful, sustainable wrapping. You'll also learn about the Korean knot, carefully tied symmetrically from a single cord, and its balanced form.
Choose your cloth and norigae and wrap it yourself

In this small class of up to 6 people, the instructor guides you through the wrapping process step by step. Choose two premium bojagi cloths and a traditional norigae ornament you like to create a piece that reflects your style, while learning traditional wrapping and knot-tying techniques one step at a time.
Enjoy traditional refreshments and take your work home

Traditional Korean tea and desserts are served during the workshop, and you can take photos of the process and your finished piece in the studio. After the class, take your finished bojagi home as a handmade Korean souvenir, along with a certificate bearing your name in Hangul.
Meeting point :
Studio Bojagi
3F, 6 Donggyo-ro 30-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul
Meeting point information:
The studio is on the 3rd floor of a building in Yeonnam-dong. There is no elevator, so please use the stairs.
3F, 6 Donggyo-ro 30-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul