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Sashiko is “more” than just making “perfect (accurate/even) stitches”. Therefore

atsushijp, 2023年4月4日

Sashiko is “more” than just making “perfect (accurate/even) stitches”. Therefore, we do not embrace the imperfection to begin with as it exists outside of dualism. The workshop/class I offer is an opportunity to share what “more” is like by going through the technique, then stories to explain the techniques. 6 years ago, I started the workshop in self-doubt if I were to have something to offer. Now, I enjoy being a graduate, but certain changes in their eyes. A new student who also doubts my words that “everyone can do this” will become my friend who thinks it is not that difficult. I am proud of myself working hard to develop this, appreciative to those who have me as a teacher/lecturer, and sincerely thankful for those who invest their time & money to learn “it” from me.
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Sashiko & related stories are non-significant to me. They are just my ordinary. However, the “ordinary” is very different from the ordinary you may have. Unfortunately, the Sashiko introduced in English are filtered & adjusted to fit your “ordinary”. One needs to realize & go through something “uncomfortable” to learn something new, especially when they think they are learning something foreign. It can be a painful path to learn – yet, it is my job to make it enjoyable. I will go through the uncomfortable & difficult times together. I am strict, but not suppressive. I am stubborn, but there are reasons for that.
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As I trust teachers who do the practice (here Sashiko), I prioritize stitching over teaching. The opportunities aren’t everywhere… but if you find one available, please consider taking it. It is NOT the workshop where I go over things saying “let’s do Sashiko together” – I believe I am offering something more than just “fun time” to share what is “more” in Sashiko.
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また素敵な機会を頂きました。初日の1時間で運針をお見せした際に「こんなんできる訳が無い」という怒りにも似た諦めの表情をされる中で「大丈夫だから」と断言した言葉を証明する三日間です。二日目以降には笑顔で談笑しながら刺し子をされているのをみると、これこそが刺し子の本質なんだろうなと思うのです。初日の皆さんの顰めっ面を冗談にしながら、「刺し子とは」という命題に各々で向かってもらう。何より「できるようになってもらう」。教え続ける為には刺し子をし続けることが大切なので、ずーっと教えてばかりとは行きませんが、年に数回でもこうやって素敵な機会を作っていけたらと思っています。楽しかった。めちゃ疲れたけど。
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2023-04-04 19:25:44




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Comments (14)

  1. ちはやふる says:
    2023年4月4日 at 10:38 AM

    刺し子素敵です 物を大切にする日本人の知恵だと思います
    私も1人黙々淡々と作業すらのが好きなので 人に教える時などかなり100倍疲れます 心地よい?疲れではありますが
    お身体ご自愛くださいませ おつかれ様です このお疲れ様と言う言葉英語にはないそうで日本ならではの言い回しらしく私は好きです

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  2. さとうきよみ says:
    2023年4月4日 at 10:49 AM

    お疲れ様でした。ゆっくり休んでいる暇は無いかもしれませんが、だからこそ言わせてください。「ゆっくり身体を休める時間を取ってくださいね!」万全の状態で、日本で待っている恵子さんや刺し子仲間の皆さんと会えますように🍀*゜

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  3. しのぶ says:
    2023年4月4日 at 10:51 AM

    お疲れさまでしたー。

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  4. Grisel Virginia Yepez says:
    2023年4月4日 at 11:03 AM

    👏👏🔥

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  5. serafine rodriguez says:
    2023年4月4日 at 11:45 AM

    👏👏👏👏

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  6. Karla says:
    2023年4月4日 at 12:14 PM

    As usual I need to contemplate your post and the concept of dualism ☺️

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  7. Kristie Haygood says:
    2023年4月4日 at 12:48 PM

    Beautiful works of art @cyclopolitan 💙🤍💙

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  8. 前川 元美 says:
    2023年4月4日 at 1:31 PM

    お疲れ様です。もうすぐ日本ですね。その前にゆっくり休んで体調整えてくださいね😊

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  9. HSH says:
    2023年4月4日 at 2:34 PM

    🙏🏼🪷🧵🪡

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  10. Rossmygonzalez says:
    2023年4月4日 at 11:56 PM

    Love your explanation 😍😍👏👏👏

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  11. Motoko says:
    2023年4月5日 at 12:13 AM

    お疲れさまでした。
    背中が語っている素敵な写真ですね。
    お疲れさま、ご自愛ください、よろしくお願いします……。
    皆さんのコメントを読んで、日本語ならではのたくさんの思いが込められた言葉たちの力を改めて感じました。

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  12. Helene Forrester-Brown says:
    2023年4月5日 at 1:49 AM

    Wow!

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  13. Marta Dutra de Sá says:
    2023年4月5日 at 2:19 AM

    Trabalhos em sashiko que eu amo!

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  14. Ana Gertner says:
    2023年4月6日 at 5:35 PM

    Lovely

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