Bojagi

Deriving its name from the Korean word ‘bok,’ which translates to ‘luck,’ Bojagi has traditionally signified the ‘wrapping of good fortune.’

During the Joseon Dynasty, this took a special place in wedding ceremonies, where the Bojagi was adorned with patterns symbolizing aspirations of joy and happiness. Thus, it transcended its primary role as a gift wrapper and emerged as a channel of heartfelt connection and communication among individuals.