Bojagi: The Lotus Wrap

Simple and eco-friendly way to wrap and carry, or store just about anything. Gifts, food, odd shaped goods, stacks of paper, etc. BOBO Wrapping Scarves are inspired by the Korean tradition of wrapping with fabric called bojagi. Happy wrapping!

Music courtesy of Sagye Kayagum Ensemble www.sagye.co.kr

More info at www.bobowrap.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• eco friendly
• gift wrap
• korea
• bojagi
• wrapping cloth
• furoshiki
• reusable

[BeholdQueenEsther]

@Im0megamaster dude, furoshiki, bojagi, neither started off as gift wrapping techniques. they started off as ancient civilizations using rags and cloth to wrap/hold shit together. its something that can arise from common sense, there's no "one" creator of it. so chill. & puhlease, dont even get me started on shit u jap ppl start on koreans & stuff u stole from us.

[TheRosedeResht]

Pojagi ist wundervoll auch als Verpackung, aber auch die Tücher selbst. Eine sehr schöne Tradition. Danke!

[Im0megamaster]

wow...korean always steal japanese culture and insist "this is korean original"

so stupid.

this is obviously japanese FUROSHIKI.

[fruitygumball]

@minazuki Probably the other way around since pojagi has record older than Japan. Or maybe it's not a copy at all..perhaps a Korean king sent out a gift wraped with a pojaki to Japanese queen and received one back from her.

[minazuki]

Copy of Japan?

[Olehv94]

Love it! It is both faster, more durable AND recycable

[ultrapockymonster]

Where do you get your fabrics?

[bcornell61]

Wonderful and an excellent presenter to groups...

[asiafelix]

Bojagi or bo for short (also pojagi or bojaki) 보자기 / 보 / 褓

is a traditional Korean wrapping cloth. Bojagi are square and can be made from a variety of materials, though silk is common. Embroidered bojagi are known as subo.They are very similar to Japanese furoshiki (風呂敷).

[Mienhboi503]

this is just like how mienh people wrap it