Class introduction

“Insa-dong is the only place left to learn Korean traditional hand sewing technique” Have you heard of this ridiculous saying of the industry? This is because the Korean hand sewing techniques are being forgotten in our busy modern society as they require expensive fabrics and techniques that require patience.

The exquisite beauty of Korean hand sewing technique really stands out.

In my class, I will explain the techniques in an easy and practical way so that you can apply with the fabrics you have at home without having to use expensive hanbok fabrics.

Modern and elegant living accessories,

I finish it step by step using traditional Korean hand stitching.

I hope that many people can experience the exquisite and elegant appeal of hand sewing.

Course effect

• You can learn the difficult Korean hand sewing technique easily.
• You can quickly learn the basic theory of hand sewing, starting and finishing techniques, etc. that are easily organized.
• You can choose and listen to only the content you want at a reasonable price.

Recommended class

• Those who couldn't try hand sewing in Korea due to high tuition fees and material costs
• Those who like to make things with care step by step with their hands
• Those who are curious about traditional Korean hand sewing

There are 2 reasons why this class is special

① Know-how handed down directly from a senior artisan in Insa-dong!

The content that previously had to be taken in Insa-dong at an expensive price was brought online. We've compiled the basic theory of hand-sewing, the beginning and end, and how to apply it in an easy-to-read manner so that you can listen to it easily and comfortably at home.

② Textile art reinterpreted with the unique sense of Studio Aaroc

We have reinterpreted the elegant and beautiful traditions of Korea with Studio Aaroc's unique sense and made it possible to apply them to various materials. Studio Arok has a history of projects and awards at the Korea Craft Design and Culture Promotion Agency, Korea Cultural Information Service, and Korea Design Forum.