Thank you very much for your interest in our Sashiko items & supplies. We sincerely appreciate your royalty to continue shopping from Sashi.Co & Keiko Futatsuya. This is a favor to ask. Please write your review to the Sashiko items & supplies you have purchased in past. We finally find time to invest in this […]
I am pleasantly surprised the numbers of reaction we have been receiving on the Instagram Post about the Grandma Pincushion. Thank you very much for the reaction. We can ship internationally from Japan, and there is no restriction to purchase it. However, there is one thing we would like to ask. Please give us time […]
Make Sashiko beautiful by using thread for Sashiko purpose I always say that Sashiko practitioner can use any kinds of materials; there are no rules for Sashiko. However, there are some tricks to make Sashiko beautiful. One of the tricks is to use the proper thread for Sashiko. Any embroidery floss can work on the […]
We, Sashi.Co & Keiko Futatsuya, finally start dealing with Boro. Boro became so famous all over the world, and people who enjoy and appreciate the hand-stitching art fell love in the natural beauty of Boro. We also enjoy Boro, too. Then, why are these the first Boro pieces? The reason is simple. When […]
Thanks to big interest in our works, our collection of Natural Herb Dye thread is almost sold out! We are working on producing more Natural Herb Dye thread. Meanwhile, don’t miss our good variation of Sashiko thread chemically dyed. They are specifically designed for Sashiko purpose, and we believe they are the best in Sashiko […]
Fall 2015 Collection, Herb Dye Sashiko Thread are available in 8 colors with limited numbers in stock. They are all made in Japan, by Keiko’s hand, using Egyptian Cotton 100% Sashiko Thread. It took almost half year to dye thread to blue color (#009 – Logwood.) Other colors such as Sakura Pink Color (4 different […]
Pensylvania, USA | Offering Sashiko workshop as well as Sashiko Supplies.
Otsuchi Town, Iwate, Japan | A recovery project from Great Earthquake in 2011. Keiko is an advisor in the project