History of Sashiko Sashiko, which translates to "little stabs" in Japanese, has a deep-rooted history dating back to the Edo period (1603-1868). Originally, it was developed as a practical method for reinforcing and insulating clothing. Over time, what began as a utilitarian craft evolved into a celebrated art form. The Workshop During this immersive workshop, you will be introduced to the fundamental techniques of Sashiko. Under the guidance of experienced instructor Jun, you'll learn how to create precise, geometric stitches on fabric. The session begins with a brief history of Sashiko, followed by a demonstration of basic stitches. The workshop is designed to be both educational and enjoyable. Takeaways By the end, you'll walk away with more than just your handmade item. You'll gain a deeper appreciation for Japanese culture and the historical significance of this beautiful craft. While visiting us, we welcome you to check out our little shopping corner adjacent to the workshop area. Here we offer various JunAle original goods, sewing kits, hand-dyed threads, and clothing - with discounts available for cash payments.