Description
Wishing, 24.5″x37.5″
Embroidered dandelion seed heads float across a field of translucent Mosi, capturing a quiet moment of hope and possibility. Created using the traditional Korean patchwork technique Jogakbo.
As light passes through the fabric, the patchwork and dandelion forms gently shift and glow, inviting reflection on wishes, dreams, and the beauty of stillness.
Materials: Mosi (Korean ramie), cotton thread
Techniques: Jogakbo, Ssamsol (flat-felled seam)
Technique Note:
This piece is constructed using the traditional Korean Ssamsol seam, in which the raw edges are enclosed within the seam. As a result, the textile has no distinct front or back, allowing light to pass through beautifully from either side.
About Mosi( Korean Ramie)
Mosi (Korean ramie) is a traditional handwoven fabric made from the bast fibers of the ramie plant, a perennial member of the nettle family cultivated in Korea for centuries. Known for its long, silky fibers, ramie produces a textile that is exceptionally light, breathable, and cool to the touch, with a natural luster that grows softer over time while retaining remarkable strength.
Origin & Material Integrity
Crafted from natural fibers imported from South Korea, each textile reflects a rich material tradition. Over time, ramie and silk may gently soften in tone and texture — a natural process that adds depth and authenticity.
