[arirangTV] Korean Wrapping Cloth Bojagi 보자기 공예

[TheTippayarat]

LOVE YOU SO MUCH...

SUB!!!

[1ceque3n]

I'm not an expert on the Japanese and Korean cultures but I feel both use fabric to wrap presents in slightly different ways. Each have their own unique touches and finishes. Also, unless someone can provide evidence as to who was the first person to use fabric to wrap anything, no culture can really claim it as their own. Before there were handbags, backpacks, wrapping paper, cardboard boxes and what not, I believe many countries around the world used fabric to wrap up goods!

[poodle8noodle]

Furoshiki copy!!

Korea really has no culture, they are proving it.

[enushisama]

There are copied from Japan.

[HAINE817]

Furoshiki?

[mylau604]

Ggot nal from Hwang Jin Yi OST

[avta00000]

can anyone tell me what's the title of this song? :)

[iindecisive]

so pretty *-*