Sashiko Sampler, Olympus Asa-No-Ha - Indigo Hemp Leaf, Hana-Fukin | Momen Cotton | 33Cm Pre-Printed Pattern

Made for stitchers who appreciate calm handwork and thoughtful design, this hana-fukin cloth brings a quiet sense of rhythm to your table of supplies. The sashiko sampler offers a pre-printed starting point that helps you move smoothly into stitching, while the asa-no-ha motif adds the timeless look of star-like motifs and a graceful hemp leaf design.

• Hana-fukin cloth from the NAGOMI series, created with a heritage aesthetic in mind
• Momen cotton in indigo, with the design printed on the fabric
• Approximately 33cm long x 33cm wide, a practical square cloth size for sashiko work
• Pre-printed pattern in water-soluble ink, so the guideline is easy to follow as you stitch
• Pack contents include sashiko momen (indigo) and Japanese instruction

The asa-no-ha pattern is known for its geometric radiance and its association with vigorous growth and a protective spirit. As you trace each line with thread, the design encourages a steady, meditative pace that feels both classic and personal. The guideline is written in Japanese, but it is easy to understand thanks to the clear diagram provided, making this a welcoming choice for stitchers who want a guided project without losing the feel of traditional work.

• The design appears on the fabric and is intended as a pre-printed pattern for stitching
• Finished dimensions are approximately 33cm long x 33cm wide
• The instruction sheet is Japanese, with a clear diagram to help support the process
• The cloth is part of the NAGOMI series and reflects Japanese guideline styling
• The packaging includes the indigo sashiko momen cloth and the instruction sheet only

This piece is especially suited to buyers looking for a sashiko sampler that combines simple structure with meaningful detail. If you enjoy the look of a hemp leaf motif, the clean geometry of a pre-printed pattern, or the familiar feel of momen cotton, this cloth brings those elements together in a balanced and approachable way. It also works well as a thoughtful project for anyone drawn to Japanese guideline formats and the quiet satisfaction of slow stitching.

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