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I have been with Sashiko since my birth. It means I had a big “artisans communit

I have been with Sashiko since my birth. It means I had a big “artisans communit

atsushijp, 2024年8月27日


I have been with Sashiko since my birth. It means I had a big “artisans communities” regardless of their size, type of craft, and whether I liked it or not. In the last 30 years, I have seen many people choose to quit. Not so much “bankruptcy”, more like a mindful decision of “ending it”. In my youth, I thought I would be the one to make that decision in Sashiko – now, I am desperately looking for the way out while another artisan puts their tools on the side.
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“A culture” does NOT end so easily even if we lose artisans. However, the culture will be lost quite fast when “artisans who make the tools/supply to the craft” decide to quit. No one can be the artisan by themselves – it requires a circulation and we have somewhat balanced sustainability – and therefore we have so many beautiful traditions.
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The reason I keep speaking up about Sashiko & its Culture is to protect this sustainable system, which is, unfortunately, severely damaged. A superficial sustainability based on ignorance & arrogance violently causes damage to the Culture. Yes, it is important to pay attention to the environmental issue. I do care. My point is: Both Environmental & Cultural Sustainability can coexist simultaneously. (It was so painful to see soup on Van Gogh’s painting). The dualistic thinking of “Art/Culture OR Climate” is the cause of environmental issues. The only thing we have to do is to “acknowledge” it, and understand who we are supporting directly, and more importantly indirectly. A short video I contributed (It is Roxana’s @outofdboxproductions great work!) is advocating how one’s justice can violently damage another’s, and it is not necessary when we care. I don’t know if the same video will be shown in the festival, but Roxana gave me permission to upload it on Youtube a while ago. I will share the link to the video on Story. Your decision will make the future.
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The Link To Vido Is On Story.
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数年前に「刺し子を取材したい。何でもいいから思いを話して」と面白い依頼を受けて(普段はもう取材内容が決まってる)、言いたい放題を動画にして下さった方がいます。いろんな映画祭に出していらっしゃるようで、気がついたらIMDbに名前が載ってました(笑)英語の動画ですがリンクをストーリーに貼ります。日本語字幕も頑張ります。人生は何があるか分からない。
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Comments (15)

  1. gold−moon says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    こんにちは、どうして海外発信なのか 少しわかりました。岐阜県は 閉鎖的な土地なので 閉鎖的過ぎて 無くなるものが あると思います。閉鎖的 排他的 自己投資しない 貯金好き な 岐阜県民 唐突で すみません。

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  2. Liz Finegold says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Congratulations! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Thank you for sharing your beautiful story and the magic of Sashiko with us. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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  3. Sharron says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Thank you for sharing so many beautiful photos and stories so we can learn about the history and culture of Sashiko. It enhances the beauty of the stitching and textiles to know why they were created and to contemplate all those who stitched over the decades. A beautiful life’s work to teach others to appreciate the world you grew up in. So sorry there are trolls and cruelly ignorant people😢

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  4. R Pietersz says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Love your course on Domestika

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  5. Lesley Aine McKeown Jewelry says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Very excited to begin learning Sashiko from you! Thank you!

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  6. Rita JC says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Link for enrollment: https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/4952-introduction-to-japanese-sashiko-stitching/sashikostory

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  7. Kelly Casey says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Great lecture at QuiltCon 2023. Thank you!

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  8. Chiyoko T says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    映画を拝見しました! 難しいトピックを英語で分かりやすく伝えておられるので、たくさんの賞を受賞されたんですね💖 おめでとうございます㊗👏👏👏✨

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  9. VIDA VERT• climate films, art, fashion 🌱 says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    We are excited about featuring your film @vidavertfestival 🎥 2022 again! We hope it brings much awareness to Sashiko. Wonderful work by Roxana @outofdboxproductions 👏👏👏

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  10. Rita JC says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    🤗 I’m so sorry, Atsushi

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  11. Bad Linen says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Thankyouuu 😍

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    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    ❤️

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    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    Adoro sachiko ❤️❤️❤️

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  14. Teresa Misagal says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    💙🪡💙🪡💙🪡

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  15. Petra Kwok says:
    2024年8月27日 at 6:54 AM

    💪🔥❤️😍

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