Pojagi, also known as bojagi or bojagi, is a traditional Korean textile art form. It refers to a style of patchwork or wrapping cloth that originated in Korea centuries ago. Pojagi is characterized by geometric patterns, and delicate stitching.
Historically, pojagi was primarily used as a wrapping cloth to cover and transport various items such as clothing, food, and gifts. It was an integral part of Korean culture and was often associated with important occasions and ceremonies. Pojagi cloths were typically made from small scraps of fabric and meticulously sewn together to form larger, seamless pieces.
This one made of ramie textiles, attatched 4 tabs each corners. made about 100 years ago.
Mesures: 100cm×100cm (39in × 39in)
Korean vintage ramie pojagi
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