Hanji weavings

Hanji weaving is a traditional Korean craft that involves creating fabric from handmade paper called hanji, made from the bark of mulberry trees. The process includes twisting and spinning fibers into threads, which are then woven into textiles. Hanji weavings are valued for their durability, unique texture, and cultural significance, often used in art, clothing, and ceremonial items. This technique highlights craftsmanship and natural materials, blending traditional knowledge with artistic expression, and reflects Korea’s rich heritage of paper-making and textile arts.