Sashiko Workshop by TERAS in Tochigi City: Crafting Traditional 'Kakinohana' Patterns on June 14

Japanese Sashiko brand TERAS will host a workshop on June 14, 2026, in Tochigi City. Participants will create traditional 'Azuma-bukuro' bags with embroidery. The brand, born from a social welfare facility, continues to promote high-quality Japanese craftsmanship.
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Sashiko brand TERAS is pleased to announce the 'Azuma-bukuro Workshop' to be held on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at Hitoshaji Plus in Tochigi City.

In this session, the first in six months, participants will embroider the traditional 'Kakinohana' (Persimmon Flower) pattern onto specially designed Azuma-bukuro bags. These bags are perfectly sized for lunch boxes or small items, making them ideal for everyday use.

Participants can choose their favorite colors from Olympus Thread's 'Sashiko Tansyoku' series and use LECIEN's 'Sashiko Template Kakinohana.' Despite its intricate appearance, the pattern is simple to embroider, making it accessible for beginners.

[Event Details]
Date: June 14, 2026 (Sun)
Sessions: 10:00-12:00 / 14:00-16:00
Capacity: 6 people per session (Reservation required)
Fee: 5,500 yen
Venue: Hitoshaji Plus (4-3 Kaemon-cho, Tochigi City)

About TERAS / TERAS Harakado:
Launched in 2017 as a social welfare division within TOMOS company, TERAS is a 'Made in Japan' brand utilizing SASHIKO and BORO techniques. Under the philosophy 'From Receiving Welfare to Giving Creativity,' the brand opened its flagship store at Harajuku's 'Harakado' in 2024, sharing the culture and stories behind traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

FAQ

What is the Sashiko workshop event in Tochigi City?

A hands-on workshop to create 'Azuma-bukuro' bags using traditional patterns, held on June 14, 2026, at Hitoshaji Plus.

Where can I find TERAS products in Tokyo?

The permanent store is located on the 3rd floor of 'Harakado' in Harajuku, Tokyo.

Is the workshop suitable for beginners?

Yes, it uses a simple 'Kakinohana' pattern, making it accessible even for those new to Sashiko.