Korean Culture Day

Workshop@KCCLA: BOJAGI Art

-Title: Workshop@KCCLA: BOJAGI Art

-Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2021, at 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT

-Place: Online event

-Bojagi Artist: Ms. Ellen Lee

-Presenter: Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles

-Register: Click here to Register

-More information: Tammy Cho, at 323-936-3014 or tammy@kccla.org

Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles (KCCLA) is hosting a FREE Bojagi Art workshop on Wednesday, July 28th at 4:00 PM.

Your introduction to Korea's Bojagi culture and history! Learn this traditional art of eco-friendly, reusable cloth wrapping.

Learn three basic knot styles by Bojagi artist Ellen Lee:

Simple Butterfly knot

Royal knot

Hydrangea knot

*KCCLA will mail you a FREE supply kit, register by July 21st to get your supplies on time. That said, due to shipping limitations, we can only ship supplies within the U.S.A.

About the Artist:

Ellen is a Bojagi artist and a freelance writer. She served the Korean American community by writing about food, local businesses, consumer reports, and lifestyles, and showcased her deep love for the community.

What is a Bojagi?

Bojagi means a reusable wrapping cloth in Korean. Wrapping, carrying, and storing objects wrapping with a cloth is a Korean lifestyle that reflects traditional culture.

*Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles is hosting 'Korean Culture Day' every month. The events will vary from exhibitions, workshops, movies, taekwondo performances, and many other cultural events.