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As I keep saying, the words are often insufficient in describing a whole. “Boro

atsushijp, 2020年4月29日

As I keep saying, the words are often insufficient in describing a whole. “Boro is not a word for patchwork” is a clear message, but it doesn’t communicate the whole. It is easy to tell my own definition of “what it (Boro) is”, but I do not want you to believe only what I say – I want you to find the culture by seeing & feeling what we make.
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I learned a lot in the first big quilt festival I had attended. Many beautiful Quilting Arts (Piecing work) encouraged me to make one – and I may be able to share what “Boro” is by making a piece with my own interpretation of “(Modern) Quilting”. ☆
It is not better or worse, or superior or inferior. All the hand-crafting culture is equally precious. They just have different roots, culture and motivation. There are(were) always good people behind hand-stitching. THEREFORE, it is very important to respect the origin – instead of just using a word as a trend. I hope I can do the same to Quilting – learn Quilting, and respecting how it is (was).
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刺し子。襤褸。パッチワーク。キルティング。布を継ぎ合わせたり、針仕事をする作業だけでも、沢山の言葉があります。それぞれの分野で「目新しいもの」を探し、インターネット経由での気軽さも加わって、言葉が縦横無尽に飛び交っているのが現状だと思います。こうやって文化は形成されていくのだなと思うと面白い。
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同時に、気軽だからといって本質を失っていいことには繋がりません。どちらが優れているかという話ではなく、どの言葉にも人々の生活があり、またそこには生き様があります。2ヶ月程前のキルトコンという大きなイベントで、キルトの奥深さを垣間見ました。未熟ながら、少し足を踏み入れてみようと思うのです。「襤褸とパッチワークは違う」と言葉で伝えるだけではなく、両方の形を残す。あくまで愚直で、謙虚にいたいと思うのです。
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Comments (11)

  1. Annemieke van Elk says:
    2020年4月29日 at 6:06 PM

    And I learn from you through your words and work 🙏🏻 thank you for that! 💓

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  2. siera matsuo ceramics says:
    2020年4月29日 at 6:34 PM

    I love this so much!!!

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  3. Alex says:
    2020年4月29日 at 7:04 PM

    very nice

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  4. Ani Ferreiro says:
    2020年4月29日 at 8:28 PM

    Beautiful words!

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  5. sarah giles says:
    2020年4月29日 at 8:31 PM

    I also believe that lack of knowledge about the origin should never stop someone from simply trying to emulate a technique. The ability to create using our hands seems to be less and less precious to more and more people. This is not the time to frighten people away from creating!

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  6. Indigo Niche - Sashiko Designs says:
    2020年4月29日 at 9:17 PM

    Although I’ve been doing this for quite a while now – I still keep learning so much — your insights make me step back and take stock of how I do my work – how I teach – how I share my knowledge and passion – thank you – Sue

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  7. Wally Shearer says:
    2020年4月29日 at 9:42 PM

    Wait, did you piece the top by hand?? Now that’s dedication… 😲😲😲

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  8. lolo says:
    2020年4月30日 at 2:24 AM

    😍Beautiful work

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  9. 山口 達彦 says:
    2020年4月30日 at 7:52 AM

    😍It’s cool‼️

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  10. Little Lottie Lotts says:
    2020年5月24日 at 12:41 AM

    ✨💕✨

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  11. Sarah Hibbert Quilts says:
    2020年5月29日 at 12:22 PM

    It was a delight to meet you at Quiltcon… your work is just exquisite 💙

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