As part of my programme of traditional bojagi workshops you are invited to join the online introductory talk about how Bojagi have played an important role in traditional Korean culture when they were used in the everyday to wrap, carry and store objects. Until the 1950s they were used to wrap or cover everything from bedding and clothes to food dishes and for religious rituals.

I will introduce you to the historical significance and symbolism of this ancient craft and how contemporary textile artists are interpreting these ideas in their work.

You will receive a Zoom link to the live talk on the day before.

Once we have all said hello, I will ask you to mute your microphone unitl the end of the talk. After that you will be free to switch it back on and I will answer any questions.

For Textile group bookings please go to my Talks page