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In between writing Sashiko Story, arranging (online) gathering, preparing the Sa

atsushijp, 2022年1月11日

In between writing Sashiko Story, arranging (online) gathering, preparing the Sashiko Workshops, we made this kind of “Bookmarks” with leftover thread & scrap fabrics for this new year. It is indeed true that Sashiko is “stitching” to recycle the materials. It is very much against throwing away the thread/fabric we can still use. So, we also follow this wisdom, and it is our pleasure that this Sashiko is positively influencing the world with the beautiful idea of Sustainability.
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We can care about Sustainability in Materialistic Perspective (Environment) while caring for Cultural Sustainability. Your choice will either support or destroy the ongoing culture in this “individual choice” society. So, I ask. I beg for you. Please “support” the one whom you find sincere. Support doesn’t mean only financial support (of course, it would be very much helpful for us). Spreading the words – that we exist – that there are places they can learn & shop the Sashiko wisdom & supply, would be a great help to preserve the culture. This year, with the account @SashikoStory, I will speak up more clearly with courage overcoming the fear. I am aware that we have a lot of support. I will push it a bit harder to tell the world – Sashiko is more than just a technique or a design. 
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A bookmark – Shiori – the principal Sashiko is the beauty in “Using” it in our ordinary days.
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2022-01-11 10:54:16




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Comments (2)

  1. Joanne Kakuda says:
    2022年1月11日 at 3:02 AM

    Is the idea mottainai also part of sashiko?

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  2. Karen Kennedy says:
    2022年1月11日 at 5:25 PM

    ❤️

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