Framed embroidered bojagi wrapping cloth with peonies, irises, maple leaves, cherry blossoms, and chrysanthemums, framed in a deep frame of exotic Korean paulownia wood. Korean embroidery is distinguished from other East Asian embroidery by its three-dimensionality, the product of the unique Korean technique of twisting multiple threads together in various thicknesses, as opposed to the use of single threads by embroidery artists in other countries. Dimensions: Framed 18-1/2"square ; image area 13" square