Sashiko (Japanese embroidery) thread 100m Variegated blue
Sashiko thread, the Japanese embroidery. Skein of 100m Variegated blue
Skein of 100m of 100% cotton thread of the Japanese brand Olympus, specialized in haberdashery, and specifically in sashiko, also known as Japanese embroidery.
Variegated blue. Ref #151.
You can find patterns, ideas and uses in our Pinterest board, Sashiko.
The sashiko was used to mend and reinforce the garments that were worn out. While its purpose was practical, over time a number of patterns were developed so that while the garments were repaired, they were also embellished.
This sewing technique, which arose out of necessity due to the lack of materials, gave rise to boro. This was the name given to these garments, often fishermen's and farmers' coats, which were formed by joining each small piece of fabric that covered holes and tears, by means of sashiko stitches. This textile art is very appreciated today by collectors, although it contains in its essence that origin of scarcity and hardship, and the ability of the Japanese people to overcome it.
Characteristics:
Length:100m
Material: 100% cotton
Country of origin: Japan
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