In an era that values convenience and speed, our traditional Korean fabric, Sambe, has become an expensive and outdated garment worn only on special occasions. However, a craftsperson is determined to modernize Sambe in the face of this decline. In the village of Geumsori in Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, there are two elderly women known as the "Tigers of Sambe." One of them is Woo Bok-in (87), a renowned Sambe artisan who has been weaving Sambe for 60 years using a 100-year-old traditional loom.