Mini Masu Pincushion by Cohana ikat and are not physical cards

and are not physical cards

techniques

often hand-woven

October 30th

You will also learn the characteristic kantha quilting stitch that gives the cloth its softly rippled appearance so you leave with the skills to complete your own kantha stitched art

Mini Masu Pincushion by Cohana ikat and are not physical cardsTraditionally used for celebrational sake, Japanese Masu cups have a 1,300 year history. These adorable pincushions were inspired by the elegance and joyousness of Masu cups, but made in miniature by master craftsmen at Ohashi Ryoki in Gifu Prefecture. Mini Masu Pincushions measure just 15 mm (0. 6 in) square and feature sophisticated Japanese dovetail joinery that does not require nails or glue to hold the shape of the box. The smooth hinoki cypress