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Sashiko-Ori: Drafts and Designs for Woven Sashiko Theodore M. Singelis Steiner once again shows himselfDiscover the Art of Sashiko Inspired Weaving Sashiko ori is a weaving approach that mimics the beauty of sashiko embroidery in handwoven cloth. Most of these patterns are made with a warp and or weft supplementary structure and have been found in traditions as diverse and far flung as Japan, ancient Peru, and in various locations in the west. Until now, no collection has put these drafts together for handweavers. In addition to more than 130 drafts