The Japanese Sashiko We Introduce
The word "Sashiko" has become widely recognized in English, and many visit this website in search of answers. Unfortunately, the mainstream Sashiko trend in English often relies on simplified and filtered information, frequently shared by individuals who are not truly specialized in either Sashiko or Japanese culture.
My goal is to clarify what Sashiko truly is. For the latest updates and detailed information, please check the blog articles regularly.
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Sashiko Workshops & Classes 2026 – Learn In-Per...
In 2026, Atsushi Futatsuya will continue offering opportunities to learn the Core & Essence of Sashiko through in-person workshops, retreats, and online classes. Rooted in Japanese tradition, these gatherings go...
Sashiko Workshops & Classes 2026 – Learn In-Per...
In 2026, Atsushi Futatsuya will continue offering opportunities to learn the Core & Essence of Sashiko through in-person workshops, retreats, and online classes. Rooted in Japanese tradition, these gatherings go...
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Notice of Temporary Shipping Delay of Sashiko S...
As we move through the summer of 2025, we are entering a season of transition. Our family has decided to relocate, and with that decision comes the reality of packing,...
Notice of Temporary Shipping Delay of Sashiko S...
As we move through the summer of 2025, we are entering a season of transition. Our family has decided to relocate, and with that decision comes the reality of packing,...
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Simple Guide to Start Your Sashiko Journey - Ho...
I often receive a similar question:“How can I learn Sashiko (and Boro) from you—to stitch like you do?” Over the years, I’ve written many blog articles to answer this, including...
Simple Guide to Start Your Sashiko Journey - Ho...
I often receive a similar question:“How can I learn Sashiko (and Boro) from you—to stitch like you do?” Over the years, I’ve written many blog articles to answer this, including...