Bojagi Home Decor

11/10/2026

Look at that! Wrapped with love, sealed with a wish. 💜✨

Why use single-use wrapping paper when you can turn any gift into a reusable work of art? In Korean culture, wrapping a gift in bojagi isn’t just about making it look beautiful—every fold, knot, and tie carries heartfelt blessings, protection, and good fortune to the person receiving it.

It’s the ultimate gift that keeps on giving: sustainable, timeless, and effortlessly chic. 🌿

We are completely head-over-heels obsessed with this new, limited-edition Amethyst Lavender colorway. The way the light catches the weave and texture is absolute magic.

✨ Limited quantities available. Tap the link in bio to shop the Amethyst Lavender collection before it’s gone!
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11/07/2026

A lavender moment for SF. 💜 (Go Golden State Valkyries!)

Meet our Lavender Norigae—a traditional Korean charm crafted to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits for the holiday season.

Available exclusively at the Asian Art Museum Holiday Market:
🗓 Nov 13–15
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Come say hi and find something special for the holidays! ✨

11/06/2026

Restock Alert: The Royal Bangjja Chopstick & Spoon Set is back! 🥢✨
By popular demand, our beloved hand-forged brassware set has returned, freshly paired with our signature vibrant rainbow saekdong bojagi wrapping.

Each heirloom-quality set is housed in its own handcrafted hanji rice paper storage box—making it the ultimate sustainable, meaningful gift for the holidays, weddings, milestone celebrations, or your own dining table.

Crafted with centuries of tradition and designed for modern living. Limited quantities available at the link in bio. 🌿

11/05/2026

From grabbing bowls at Mokbar in Chelsea Market to opening Hand Taste, I’ve been a fan of Chef Esther Choi for a long time. Watching her bring bold Korean flavors to the world is such a constant inspiration to dream big and follow your heart.

I put together a small gift bundle—her new cookbook, her new Sessy Lilly Masuku pantry sauce, with BOJAGI by Judy Kim modern, sustainable bojagi wrap, an art passed down from my grandmother. In Korean culture, wrapping a gift in fabric isn’t just about making it look beautiful; it’s a way of wrapping up warmth, care, and good fortune for the person receiving it.

Keeping korean flavors and craft alive, one fold and one shared recipe at a time. 🌿✨

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11/04/2026

Wrapped with intention, made to reuse. 🌿✨

Skip the paper that ends up in the bin. Elevate your holiday hostess or thank-you gift with a natural linen bojagi wrap that’s a gift all on its own. ♻️

Features here is our Large Jogaj Bojagi in Burgundy. Inspired by w**e country.

Inside a zero-waste bundle:
🧀artisan cheese
🍫 Craft gourmet treats
🍇 seasonal fruits

The best part? Once unwrapped, the linen doubles as a beautiful accent cloth for the table or can be passed on to wrap the next special gift.

🎁 Give a gift that keeps on giving. Tap the link in our bio to shop our linen collection.

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11/03/2026

Holiday gifting has never been this beautiful and sustainable 🕊️

Elevate your gifts instantly with the texture of premium linen. Our Bojagi wraps are designed to create a memorable unwrapping experience that lasts long after the holidays.

No paper waste, no tape, no scissors. Just artisan wrapping creating a sustainable elegance made to reuse and cherish forever.

Crafted locally in San Francisco in limited batches.

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11/02/2026

In a world full of disposable paper and fleeting moments, we’re reimagining how we give—turning the simple act of gifting into something lasting, intentional, and deeply rooted in heritage. 🌿✨

Every piece in our collection is thoughtfully crafted right here in San Francisco, blending the timeless Korean art of bojagi with sustainable, reusable design. Made to be cherished, rewrapped, and passed on long after the final toast, it transforms a gesture into a keepsake.

One of our absolute favorite pairings? Wrapping a bottle from INNOVATUS, created by Cecil Park—Napa Valley’s first Korean American woman w**emaker. Her exquisite, masterfully executed blends meet the quiet luxury of handcrafted linen for a gift that speaks before it’s even opened. 🍷🤍

Wrap with intention. Give with history. Let the beauty live on.
✨ Discover our hand-loomed linen wraps and w**e bags—link in bio to shop local, sustainable gifts.

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10/27/2026

10/26/2026

The holidays are near, and it’s time to gather, celebrate, and shop with intention. At BOJAGI, we take pride in crafting our unique designs right here in San Francisco—creating reusable, sustainable wrapping and goods made to last. 🌿🎁

This season, we’re joining forces with incredible local partners who share our commitment to craft, community, and low-waste living. Skip the big-box rush and support local small businesses that foster true community spirit!
📍 Find BOJAGI at these upcoming Holiday Pop-Up Events:
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Pair your holiday bottles with our handcrafted fabric wraps for the ultimate thoughtful gift.
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Explore unique artisan designs, cultural gifts, and holiday market finds.
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Discover beautiful handcrafted ceramics paired with sustainable textiles.

💚 Every purchase supports San Francisco makers and keeps our planet in mind. Mark your calendars, tag a friend you want to shop with, and drop by to say hello!
👇 Which pop-up are you visiting first? Let us know in the comments!

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10/22/2026

Mindful cooking. Mindful gifting. 🌿

Pairing Eric Ripert Renown Michelin Star Chef Eric Ripert’s global, soul-nourishing recipes in Mindful Cooking with our linen bojagi.

The beauty of sustainable gifting? The wrap lives on. Reuse this linen cloth as your go-to kitchen napkin while gathering around the table.

Which recipe from the book are you excited to try first? Tell us below! 👇
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