Pojagi – Koreansk lappteknik by Lovisa Heinius introduces the traditional Korean sewing technique in which thin fabric pieces are stitched together to create larger textile works. As light passes through the fabric, the seams form geometric patterns reminiscent of stained glass.
The book blends Korean craft with Scandinavian design sensibility, serving both as an inspiring design book and a practical guide. Clear step-by-step instructions and basic sewing techniques provide the tools to create curtains, home textiles, and other textile interior objects.
The book features 140 beautifully illustrated pages with Swiss binding, giving it a distinctive and tactile quality. Published by Natur & Kultur, with photography by Cecilia Magnusson.
Pojagi – Koreansk lappteknik by Lovisa Heinius introduces the traditional Korean sewing technique in which thin fabric pieces are stitched together to create larger textile works. As light passes through the fabric, the seams form geometric patterns reminiscent of stained glass.
The book blends Korean craft with Scandinavian design sensibility, serving both as an inspiring design book and a practical guide. Clear step-by-step instructions and basic sewing techniques provide the tools to create curtains, home textiles, and other textile interior objects.
The book features 140 beautifully illustrated pages with Swiss binding, giving it a distinctive and tactile quality. Published by Natur & Kultur, with photography by Cecilia Magnusson.
