Online History & Culture of Bojagi Wrapping

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Your introduction to Korea’s bojagi culture and history! Learn this traditional art of an eco-friendly, reusable cloth wrapping. Learn 4 basic knot styles by bojagi artist Ellen Lee:

– Hydrangea knot (수국매듭)
– Royal knot (궁중매듭)
– Clutch knot (클러치 매듭)
– Little handle knot (작은 손잡이 매듭)
Bojagi materials are available for purchase if you would like to follow along during the workshop. To purchase, visit: https://nossinossi.com/products/opaf2020

Materials should be ordered by Sept. 26th if you’d like to receive them in time for the event.

Ellen Lee, Instructor
Ellen is founder of Nossi, a bojagi workshop brand. She is a former Korea Times freelance writer with 12 years of experience. She served the Korean American community by writing about food, local businesses, consumer reports and lifestyles, and showcased her deep love for the community. Nossi is her dream-come-true business that strongly connects Korea and America through culture.

Nossi
Nossi is a bojagi workshop brand based in Los Angeles. Bojagi is a reusable wrapping cloth that reflects the traditional Korean culture and lifestyle of wrapping, carrying and storing objects with a cloth. Nossi workshops teach how to make a variety of traditional & modern knots used for bojagi. Nossi’s mission is to deliver a cultural experience in a fun way with a wide range of wrapping skills that can be applied to your everyday life.

(Nossi Website: www.nossinossi.com, Nossi Instagram: @nossibojagi)

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