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Discover the cultural significance of Sashiko and sustainability at the Sashiko Japanese Embroidery Workshop in Chicago. This workshop offers participants a unique opportunity to mend not only their garments but also their bodies and minds. By recreating a naked garment together using recycled clothes or Japanese vintage cloth patches, attendees will gain new insights into repairing their brokenness or traumatic experiences. Through the art of Sashiko, participants can reclaim their slow moments, meditate, and embrace vulnerability while mending their garments, ultimately contributing to the holistic well-being of the planet. 

Sashiko, a traditional Japanese embroidery and stitching technique, originated during the Edo period. It was developed by working-class individuals such as farmers and fishermen as a way to mend their daily clothing, making them stronger and more durable. Passed down through generations, Sashiko is now considered one of the oldest traditional Japanese upcycling techniques. Artist Mai Ide uses this technique to mend not only fabric but also emotional intimacy, loneliness, and fragility. Her workshop serves as a space for participants to eliminate lingering trauma and cultivate deeper emotional communal bonds. 

At the Sashiko Japanese Embroidery Workshop, participants are encouraged to bring their own clothes to be repaired, allowing for a personalized and meaningful experience. Don't miss this opportunity to engage in this ancient art form and explore the depths of emotional healing. Join us at the Japanese Culture Center on October 28, 2023, for a transformative and enlightening workshop. Tickets are available for $35.

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