Workshop: tiny sashiko-inspired mending, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design
On 28 November, 13:00–15:30, as part of the public programme of the exhibition “Contemporary Japanese Design”, we hold the workshop “Tiny sashiko-inspired mending”.
Participants mend holes in their clothes, decorate stains or reinforce worn parts with different sashiko stitches. Alongside the hands-on work we talk about the stories of clothes, and by mending one item we rewrite its story.
All tools are on site. If possible, bring a holed, worn or stained garment, for example a blouse, trousers, a shirt, jeans or a T-shirt.
The tutor, Marta Konovalov, is a design researcher, craftivist and lecturer who focuses on mending and regenerative textile design. Young people and adults are welcome.
Time and place: 28 November 2026, 13:00, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Lai 17, Tallinn.
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