sashikon.

Brit.

/ˈsaʃɪkəʊ/, U.S.

/ˈsæʃɪkoʊ/

Etymology: < Japanese sashiko, denoting a garment made with this technique (1785) < sashi- , combining stem of sasu to pierce, stab, (hence) to sew, embroider + -ko , suffix forming diminutives (see pachinko n.).

Needlework.

A Japanese hand-embroidery technique consisting of a simple running stitch forming repeating geometric patterns, typically in white thread on an indigo background. Also: fabric that has been embroidered in this way.Sashiko was originally used to join layers of cloth for making clothes with reinforced durability but is now chiefly decorative in purpose.

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1975 Anderson (Indiana) Daily Bull. 11 Apr. 11/9 The inspiration for his [sc. Issey Miyake's] new winter cotton—a kind of heavy, bird's-eye pique called sashiko—comes from the fabric worn by judo experts.

1985 Times-Standard (Eureka, Calif.) 6 Feb. 7/1 The meeting will feature a mini-workshop on Sashiko quilting.

1990 Times 18 Sept. 22/3 Significantly for the designer who challenged conventional notions of fashion fabrics with gossamer wool nun's veiling and sashiko (the thick, padded cotton worn by Japanese peasants)..his closest associate remains..the head of his textile department.

2016 S. Briscoe Simple Sashiko 5/1 Old sashiko was often stitched on recycled fabrics.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	sashiko
释义	sashikon. Brit. /ˈsaʃɪkəʊ/, U.S. /ˈsæʃɪkoʊ/ Etymology: < Japanese sashiko, denoting a garment made with this technique (1785) < sashi- , combining stem of sasu to pierce, stab, (hence) to sew, embroider + -ko , suffix forming diminutives (see pachinko n.). Needlework. A Japanese hand-embroidery technique consisting of a simple running stitch forming repeating geometric patterns, typically in white thread on an indigo background. Also: fabric that has been embroidered in this way.Sashiko was originally used to join layers of cloth for making clothes with reinforced durability but is now chiefly decorative in purpose. ΚΠ 1975 Anderson (Indiana) Daily Bull. 11 Apr. 11/9 The inspiration for his [sc. Issey Miyake's] new winter cotton—a kind of heavy, bird's-eye pique called sashiko—comes from the fabric worn by judo experts. 1985 Times-Standard (Eureka, Calif.) 6 Feb. 7/1 The meeting will feature a mini-workshop on Sashiko quilting. 1990 Times 18 Sept. 22/3 Significantly for the designer who challenged conventional notions of fashion fabrics with gossamer wool nun's veiling and sashiko (the thick, padded cotton worn by Japanese peasants)..his closest associate remains..the head of his textile department. 2016 S. Briscoe Simple Sashiko 5/1 Old sashiko was often stitched on recycled fabrics. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1975
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