100% Silk

Sashiko's (刺し子) translation, “little stabs,” is a reflection of the technique on this tie, creating this design with one stitch and thread at a time. A form of hand-stitched embroidery technique, it was mainly used to reinforce fabric for utilitarian and ornamentation purposes. Today, it has evolved into intricate embroidering of garments and even applied to corners of Japanese wrapping cloths called Furoshiki, to make them sturdier. Sashiko patterns typically originate from traditional Japanese and Chinese motifs appearing in nature and folklore.

Crafted in single limited batches, each pocket square is entirely hand-sewn. This kimono fabric is exceptional plus a design that is simple yet rich. Also available as a Necktie and Bow Tie.

Available in Hand-Finished Baby Hem edges.

• Origin of Fabric: Japan
• Sewn, pressed and packaged by hand in Boston, Massachusetts
• Size: 13" x 13" approx.

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