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    Hanji Gifts

    4.5 (57 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Aisha F.

    My girlfriend took me to this small stationary store to buy some envelopes for me and we got so much more than we expected. When we stepped in, we were met with stacks upon stack of paper and envelopes, with plates, dishes, and small trinkets on the side. When you walk further into the store, there are some gag gifts, and funny cards. If you go to the back of the store, you'll find fabrics and strings to choose from. Their paper and pens are of high quality, and ever since I've left, I've been meaning to go back. A definite 10/10. If you need some high quality bullet journals or good highlighters, Hanji won't let you down.

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    Amber J.

    Having done art in Korea, I think this store is a super cool concept. In theory.... Hanji, meaning Korean paper, has a unique texture and color. I used to use it to make Korean traditional jewel boxes and tea tables, but at this store, there weren't a lot of "authentic" Hanji products, which was a bit disappointing. They have cards and other cute stationery products though, but everything is a bit overpriced. :/ I think for the same Korean products, I would shop online or go to bigger stores that carry the same thing.

    Jennifer K.

    Here at Hanji, you can find cute, thoughtful and unique gifts for that special someone to celebrate all kind of life events. All these pop up gift cards are all so well made. And there are also other small gifts for someone that appreciate better things in life. I always have so much fun browsing around. And if you are shopping for someone special, maybe you should come to Hanji take a look!

    Gift wrapping!
    Faiza K.

    When you want to get someone a gift that they will be blown away by then definitely come here! Everything looks like you made it by hand - from the cutest cards - they even have those pop up ones that frankly are amazing. It's not just a card - it's a work of art. There is a variety of gift wrappings, school supply type items (but way cuter) like pends, agendas/journals, stationary etc. Almost so beautiful that I wouldn't use it but just love to have in my house so I can look at everyday kinda pretty. I saw some lovely looking umbrellas by the front door and some bowls/mugs on display. It really has everything. It's an eclectic mix of gift items (for you or someone else)! that can be found in here. One of kind items that will really amaze the recipient. Yes it's a bit pricey but the pieces are unique and perfect for gift giving.

    Dark purple handmade paper with golden printed flowers.
    Una W.

    Hanji offers not only beautiful Korean handmade paper, but a lot of artistic stationaries, cards and tea ware from Korea and Japan. They were truly authentic at a very reasonable price. I came on a Tuesday afternoon after work to do some gift wrapping. Yes, you can bring your own gift and they will wrap it for you with a Hanji of your choice(cardboard box can also be provided at a few bucks). On top of that, you can choice to add a paper flower or a ribbon. There were already many people in the store at 5pm but the customer rep was very warm and helpful. The gift wrapping was done professionally within 5 minutes and the outcome was definitely above expectation. My gift looked not only beautiful but way more expensive after the wrapping lol. For 2 cardboard boxes, two Hanji and two paper flower it took me $19. Not a cheap price but absolutely worth the value, not to speak of the attentive and professional service. I highly recommend it if you are sending a gift to an important someone.

    Lauren M.

    "Hanji", according to Wikipedia, is the name of a traditional handmade paper from Korea made from the bark of a Mulberry tree. The shop Hanji opened recently in Korea Town, selling handmade paper and gifts. The back of the shop is lined with sheets of paper, some plain and some with vivid colours/patterns, suitable for wrapping gifts. There were also a selection of lamps made from the paper, with hand carved wooden bases. They had some other items made of the same paper and a selection of other gifts from Korea. They also had a few greeting cards and paper items from other countries, I noticed some stationary sourced from Sweden at the front of the shop. They had a large craft table set up at the front where you could sit and work on your DIY craft kits, were also for sale at the shop. (You can make your own jewelry boxes and a few other items). It's a nice looking space with modern interior, great addition to Korea Town - would love to see more shops like this opening up in the area!

    They have tons of these vintage Alice in wonderland cards!
    Ruby Z.

    Hanji is an adorable, unique, sweet-as-apple-pie kind of store that carries everything that I love in a convenient location. They have hand-cut pop-up cards, vintage umbrellas, hanji paper (where they get their name from!), and a seemingly unlimited supply of stationary. A lot of their stuff is made in Korea, actually, but the actual origin of most of their products is a bit mysterious to me. If you come here to pick up a gift for a friend, you really can't go wrong with anything you choose. Everything is so lovely and your friend will probably squeal in delight. Alternatively, you can buy a myriad of things for yourself because TREAT YO SELF. Every time I go into Hanji, the same workers are there, chatting and having a good time. I think their energy really brightens the place up! On rainy days there are less customers, but otherwise it's hustling and bustling with people wanting to browse. (p.s. on a very rare occasion, the staff gave me a postcard for free! I am silently waiting for the day they'll give me another freebie.)

    Kerry W.

    As i strolled along Bloor Street West, i saw HANJI, a handmade paper and gift store across the street. A PAPER store!!!! The last time i went into a paper store was in Japan, so i was curious as to what this store is about. With my cueiousity aroused, i decided to give HANJI a gander. When i entered the store, i was welcomed by a table display of potteries. Vases, tea cups etc were calling out to me to view them. To the side, there were a variety of really nice cards for sale. I usually love the PAPYRUS brand, but these cards were equally beautiful, and prices were decent. At the back of the store, papers of all colours, designs, and textures lined the wall. They were so pretty!!! I saw some displays of packages all wrapped up with beautiful flower garnishings instead of the usual ribbons. The lady working at the store saw my fascination, and said, "i can teach you how to make those flowers if you want." But of course i want!!!! I made an executive decision to be late for my appointment, and stayed to learn how to make those beatiful flower garnishings. While i was attempting to create my flower, the lady would also help other customers by offering to wrap and garnished the gifts for them. Going into HANJI was one of the best parts of my day. Such a beautiful store, quaint displays, and super nice lady working there. I have to go back to this gem of a place again.

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    Very cute shop with great variety of cards (including lots of elaborate pop-up cards) and gifts. Good prices too!

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