While higaki (cypress fence) and other traditional sashiko patterns are visually striking, the repeated stitches in this needlework technique also textiles with resilience. Developed in the Edo period (1603-1868) in Japan to mend clothing and domestic textiles, sashiko uses tightly spaced rows of stitching to beautify and reinforce worn cloth.
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