Using the rags motif as a motif, he hand-stitches modern products such as sneakers and mountain jackets. Although it may seem unbalanced at first glance, sashiko allows you to physically connect it, and by unifying it, you can create a completely new look.
Countless stitches adorn the patches. This is the origin of Sashiko stitching.
Patches are layers of cloth worn out by friction, onto which Sashiko stitching is applied repeatedly, creating multiple layers.
Sashiko gives birth to patches, and patches give birth to Sashiko.
This is the culmination of wisdom born within limited resources and environments, evolving as needed for insulation, reinforcement, repair, and decoration.
It is important to pass down this tradition of Sashiko stitching on patches to future generations in the modern era.