Beginning Jogakbo with Kuzana Ogg

Saturday, February 21st
 10:30am-3:30pm

Members: $150
 Non-Members: $180
Ages 16+

Class Registration will close January 11th, to ensure instructor can purchase supplies needed for students.

Class Minimum: 8 participants
 Class Maximum: 20 participants 

Materials Fee (Paid directly to instructor upon arrival): $30

Beginning through advanced sewists: All skill levels welcome.

Join Kuzana in this introductory workshop on jogakbo: the Korean reversible patchwork tradition.

This Korean textile format has its roots in the Chosun dynasty, yet is strikingly contemporary. You will use traditional ramie cloth to piece and hand sew a small pojagi (wrapping cloth).

Each sewn creation will be a uniquely beautiful composition of shapes and lines.

Materials instructor will provide for class:
(Paid directly to the instructor upon arrival: $30) The materials fee covers a unique kit of traditional Jogakbo fabric, high quality and specific needles and thread, a bone folder, and fabric marking pen. Also included are a set of cards which outline the lesson in easy steps. These items will be beautifully packaged in reusable containers. As this requires preparation and time for overseas orders to arrive to the USA, we will need to close registration for the class 6 weeks prior to the start date.

Materials students must provide for class:
Small sharp scissors

A small quilting ruler (some are available at the center for use during class, but if you have one, please bring it to the workshop!)

About Kuzana Ogg: Kuzana Ogg lived and worked in South Korea as a professor and an artist. In 2001 she returned to the USA to continue her career in painting. She has exhibited her work both nationally and internationally-and is locally represented in Santa Fe by Canyon Road's K Contemporary gallery. Kuzana's first love is textiles. She is currently working on several pieces in her Los Alamos studio.

Please bring snacks and water, this is a long class.  

This class will only run with a minimum of eight participants. Registration for class will end on January 11th. No refund will be given after January 11th.

Class COVID-19 policy: There are no COVID-19 restrictions for this class. Please do not come to class if you are feeling sick, and it is always advised to wear a mask if you are comfortable doing so.

Class cancellation policy:  Due to materials being ordered for this class the cancellation fee has been modified, please note the following: All Class cancellations are charged a $15 processing fee in addition to the following policy: Cancellations December 26th, 2025-January 10th, 2026 will receive an 80% refund. Cancellations December 25th, 2025 and earlier will receive a full refund. Class cancellations after January 11th will receive no refund.