Begin your K-journey this year by discovering Bojagi, the traditional Korean art of wrapping food and gifts with love, respect, and thoughtful intention. More than just wrapping, Bojagi reflects Korean aesthetics, sustainability, and care for both the giver and receiver.

Participants will be introduced to the history and cultural significance of Bojagi, followed by a hands-on experience where you’ll learn how this art form is applied in food presentation and gifting. Explore different wrapping techniques, materials, and styles, and experience how tradition meets creativity.

Venue: KCCN Exhibition Space

Time: 2:00 PM (event starts promptly)

Date: 20 January 2026

Registration: Limited to 20 participants only. 

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