Cosmo Sashiko Cloth - Celebration Sashiko Cloth (Seven Lucky Gods) White

The "Celebration Sashiko Cloth" reproduces the original hand-drawn designs by sashiko artist chiebaa. Each stitch, imbued with wishes on auspicious sashiko patterns, feels like gently stitching in good fortune. Combining lucky motifs that invite good fortune with celebratory auspicious patterns, this sashiko cloth is full of celebration. Why not incorporate the joy of stitching happiness into your life?

Material: 100% cotton
Country of origin: Japan
Fabric size (1 panel): approx. 60 x 108 cm
Design size: approx. 48 x 105 cm
Estimated thread usage: approx. 70-80 m
*Printed with water-erasable ink. Thread and needle are not included.

Design featuring traditional auspicious patterns
A design combining traditional auspicious motifs such as cranes and tortoises symbolizing longevity and health, sea bream which sounds like "celebration," and the Seven Lucky Gods who invite various kinds of fortune. This sashiko cloth is also suitable as a gift to convey celebratory feelings.

Recommended for dividing and making into cushion covers
The sashiko design is arranged in three sections for easy customization. Besides cushion covers, it can also be framed or used in various other ways. Its modern design matches a variety of rooms.

The corner split chrysanthemums and fans can be bundled with thread to create tassels for warding off evil
Waving tassels have long been believed to ward off evil spirits. By adding tassels to the celebratory sashiko pattern, the meaning of "inviting good fortune and warding off evil" is enhanced. Instructions for making them are included.

chiebaa's hand-drawn designs are now available as printed versions
Enjoy the time spent stitching along the gentle lines of sashiko artist chiebaa's hand-drawn designs, now reproduced in print.

Each piece is hand-printed by artisans in Japan
The printing is done by skilled artisans in Japan using traditional hand-printing methods. Each carefully printed design gently supports your handiwork.