Sashiko Sampler H-2095 Umezawa Hamlet-fields in Sagami Province (indigo)

The Essence of True Craft: Hana-fukin (The HOKUSAI Series) - Soshu Umezawa no Hidari
Step into the world of a legend. Our Hokusai series brings the breathtaking energy of Ukiyo-e to the palm of your hand. More than just embroidery, this is a dialogue with Katsushika Hokusai, the master who defied time and boundaries. With every stitch, you trace the lines of a genius, transforming a piece of cloth into a timeless work of art.

【Dive into the Morning Glow: "Soshu Umezawa no Hidari"】
Dive into a scene of sublime elegance and auspicious beauty. In this masterpiece from the "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji," Hokusai captures the ethereal moment of dawn at Umezawa in Sagami Province. The majestic cranes—symbols of longevity and good fortune—take flight against the backdrop of a serene, blue-tinted Mount Fuji. In the Edo period, cranes were revered as sacred messengers, and here they bring a sense of divine grace to the landscape.

As you stitch the delicate wings of the cranes and the iconic silhouette of the mountain, feel the morning air's stillness and the light's awakening. You are tracing the very lines that defined Japanese aesthetics for the world. It’s time to find your focus and let your spirit soar with the cranes in every elegant, hopeful stitch.

The instructions for making this cloth pack are as follows:
The English version is displayed side by side with the Japanese version.

<Finished dimensions>
Approximately 33cm long x 33cm wide
<Pack Contents>
● Bleached cotton (indigo)
●Instructions for use
<Notes>
The design is printed on the fabric.
It is not pre-tailored.