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SASHIKO WORLD Mexico

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Sashiko stitching is a traditional embroidery style from Japan. Originally used for repairs and reinforcements, in the present day it is more often employed for its decorative purpose.

 

SASHIKO WORLD

This hand-sewing dishcloth kit series is designed based on the concept “Sashiko that you can enjoy creating, using, and displaying.”

 

SASHIKO WORLD Mexico : Designed by Claudia Martinez

Mexico, a place where countless ancient civilizations have flourished and a multi-ethnic culture shines in a kaleidoscope of colors.

One of the traditional celebrations that embodies Mexico is the Day of the Dead.

The Day of the Dead is a traditional Mexican celebration held on November 1st and 2nd when families and friends gather to decorate an altar to welcome back their loved ones.

It is a festival where they display their favorite foods and items, enjoy songs and meals, and honor and celebrate the deceased. Why not have some fun with SASHIKO and feel like you are traveling around the bright, festive country of Mexico, also known as the country of the sun?

 

EAN : 4974723719746/ UPC : 846550019730

ART. NO. : KSW-101e

ART. NAME : SASHIKO WORLD Mexico Papel Picado

Net weight : 42g

 

This design is inspired by papel picado, a traditional Mexican decorative paper garland. Papel picado is made by cutting intricate patterns into thin paper and is often used to decorate altars during the Day of the Dead.

When the papel picado flutter in the wind, it is believed to signal the return of departed loved ones.

Cempasuchil(Marigolds), with their vibrant colors, are believed to guide the souls of the departed home, while monarch butterflies symbolize the returning souls of deceased ancestors.

 

EAN : 4974723719753/ UPC : 846550019747

ART. NO. : KSW-102e

ART. NAME : SASHIKO WORLD Mexico Calaveras and Cempasuchil

Net weight : 41g

 

This design is inspired by calaveras(Skulls)and cempasuchil (Marigolds), iconic symbols of the Day of the Dead. Rather than representing only sorrow and loss, calaveras symbolize the natural cycle of life and death and the celebration of the lives of lost loved ones.

Cempasuchil(Marigolds), with their vibrant colors, are believed to guide the souls of the departed home, while monarch butterflies symbolize the returning souls of deceased ancestors.

 

 

SET CONTAINS : Sashiko Needle 0.91mm×42.9mm,

Sashiko thread, Pre-printed cotton cloth,Instruction

 

Package size : 140mm×205mm×12mm

 

Size of a completed cloth : 340mm×340mm(13.4” x 13.4”)

 

Produced Since : September, 2026