Private Tour
Seoul Artisan Experience: Craft Your Own Bojagi Gift
Overview
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1 hour 30 minutes
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Learn the art of Bojagi from a Level 1 certified expert from Yonsei University. This is more than just a craft class; it's a deep dive into modern Korean aesthetics.
In our intimate, small-group workshop (max. 6 people), you will learn about Korean Bojagi wrapping using our own specially designed bojagi and norigae that you won't find anywhere else. You will choose two of your favorite bojagi from our collection of various colors and patterns, and use the most authentic Korean knots to create a one-of-a-kind, personal souvenir.
Don't be afraid to try, as the process is easy for anyone to follow. We promise a fun and rewarding 1.5 hours that will fly by.
Take home a beautiful and meaningful piece of art to commemorate your trip to Seoul, created by you.
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
2 gift boxes for wrapping
1 Norigae charm to add a final touch
All tools and materials for the workshop
A relaxing welcome tea
2 Bojagi of your choice to take home
Additional bojagi or norigae purchases
pickup and drop-off
Other personal expenses
What To Expect
Your journey into the art of Bojagi begins the moment you step into our calm and sunny studio in Seoul. Here's what your creative session will look like, step by step: 1. Welcome & The Story of Bojagi Begin with a relaxing welcome tea as your artisan instructor introduces you to the fascinating history and various uses of Bojagi, Korea's traditional wrapping cloth. 2. Mastering the Knots Next, you’ll get hands-on! Learn and practice several fundamental knotting techniques with personalized guidance, from simple daily knots to more decorative styles. 3. Create Your Masterpiece Now, it's time to bring it all together. Choose your favorite bojagi from our curated collection and wrap your item to create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind souvenir. 4. Photo Time & Farewell We'll end the session by taking beautiful photos of your creation. You will leave not just with a beautifully wrapped item, but with a new skill and a deeper connection to Korean culture.
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Seoul Artisan Experience: Craft Your Own Bojagi Gift
Reviews
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Highly Recommended for a Special Experience
song m,
Aug 7, 2025
- Viator
5.00I had a fantastic experience that I’ll never forget. I learned the art of bojagi wrapping, and it was not only beautiful but also so much fun to try. The instructor's professionalism and warm, friendly attitude made everything even more special. It was such an enjoyable and meaningful memory. If you're visiting Yeonnam-dong, Korea, I highly recommend this experience — it’s a perfect way to enjoy local culture and create something truly unique!
A Must-Try in Korea: Bojagi Wrapping with Heart and History
Hyejin C,
Aug 7, 2025
- Viator
5.00I had a wonderful time at the bojagi wrapping one-day class! One of the highlights was learning about the history of bojagi in Korean culture — it added a meaningful layer to the experience. I was surprised at how simple yet beautiful the wrapping techniques were. I'm really glad I took the class. For anyone visiting Korea and planning to buy bojagi or norigae as souvenirs, I highly recommend joining this one-hour impactful class. It’s a perfect way to enhance your gift with a personal touch. The classroom itself was traditional, clean, and well-organized, which added to the overall atmosphere. I even received a norigae during the class, and I now carry it as a keyring — such a lovely keepsake! Highly recommended for anyone interested in Korean culture, crafts, or thoughtful gift wrapping!
An interesting experience at Bojagi Studio
Jihye P,
Aug 2, 2025
- Viator
5.00The bojagi and norigae (traditional Korean wrapping cloths) at Bojagi Studio are exquisitely beautiful and elegant, traditional Korean items. The studio is a beautiful, healing space. The one-day class instructor was kind and friendly, teaching students how to wrap bojagi. She demonstrated and guided each student individually, which was a nice touch. The brief introduction to the history of bojagi in Korea before the bojagi wrapping practice was very interesting.
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