Dragonfly Knot Norigae
A compact introduction and a colourful Korean keepsake for your bag or outfit.
- Time
- 1.5 h
- Price
- CHF 65
Learn Korean maedeup step by step, choose your colours and take home a meaningful piece made by you.
All materials, Korean tea and traditional sweets included · Take your finished piece home the same day
Every workshop is beginner-friendly. Choose by the time you have and the kind of piece you want to take home.
A compact introduction and a colourful Korean keepsake for your bag or outfit.
Create a delicate interior object inspired by the lotus bud and its meaning.
Learn the Wing and Dragonfly Knots, then complete an elegant norigae with a genuine jade butterfly and Gongdangcho ornament.
Complete all three workshop pieces in one day and receive the official SULSUL Craft Education Certificate. Graduates may also be invited to future SULSUL cultural projects and collaborations.
Three workshops · Official SULSUL certificate · Package discountTravellers discover and book SULSUL through Airbnb, Klook and GetYourGuide. In Zürich, founder Kang Soonjoo brings the same patient teaching, cultural stories and handmade finish.
Patient, step-by-step guidance — and a beautiful souvenir made in your own colours.
A calm, welcoming workshop for solo travellers, couples and families — even complete beginners.
Patient guidance, a meaningful Korean memory and a finished piece guests are proud to take home.
Seoul workshop platform figures checked 13 August 2026. Ratings and counts may change.
Choose your Zürich workshop →Join our Seoul-based studio at Bäckerstrasse on 30 August, 6 September or 13 September 2026.
Each session is limited to ten participants for hands-on guidance. All materials, Korean tea and traditional sweets are included, and you take home the piece you make. Choose one workshop or complete all three and receive a SULSUL Certificate of Completion.
Akaraka · Bäckerstrasse 30, 8004 Zürich
30 August · 6 September · 13 September 2026
Prices in Swiss francs. Buy on the spot at the Zürich pop-up and take it with you, or have it shipped.

“I want tradition to be something you can hold, not something you look at behind glass.”
Kang Soonjoo founded SULSUL in Seongsu-dong, Seoul Forest, and still teaches every workshop herself. She has spent years translating a centuries-old craft into lessons that a complete beginner can finish in an afternoon — and into objects people actually wear.
More about SULSUL →Limited to ten participants per session.