#112 Abstract Mixed Media Acrylic set of four panels Titled Bojagi By YJR

#112 Bojagi – Abstract Mixed Media Acrylic Set of Four Panels by YJR A striking four-panel abstract composition by artist Yvonne Jean Rabie, signed YJR and dated 2026. each panel is 8"h by 8" w by 0.50" d .This contemporary work reimagines the traditional Korean bojagi through geometric abstraction, rendered in mixed media acrylic on canvas. Bojagi—meaning "wrapping cloth"—holds deep cultural significance in Korean history. Used across all social classes from royalty to commoners, these cloths symbolized protection and the preservation of good fortune. The practice of wrapping objects was believed to safeguard the luck contained within, making bojagi both a functional textile and a spiritual tradition. Needlework was a cherished creative outlet for Korean women, passed down through generations as an essential skill and form of artistic expression. This modern interpretation honors that heritage while exploring geometric form and contemporary abstraction. Perfect for collectors seeking meaningful artwork that bridges cultural tradition with contemporary vision.