We bought these threads from a wonderful family-run business in Kyoto. The name comes from ‘ito’ meaning thread and Rokujiro's nickname Roku-san. Itoroku was founded in 1870.
The threads are wound in the back room of their atelier, and dyed by the family. The shop section is built into the courtyard of the traditional house, and it was
Thin-ish Sashiko threads, I’ve been using these threads for more than 6-months and totally in love with the weight and thickness. The muted hues appeal so much me, and connect to the colours of the fabrics that I stitch in. I know once you start using these threads you’ll love it as much as me!
100% cotton 100m. $6AU
We bought these threads from a wonderful family-run business in Kyoto. The name comes from ‘ito’ meaning thread and Rokujiro's nickname Roku-san. Itoroku was founded in 1870.
The threads are wound in the back room of their atelier, and dyed by the family. The shop section is built into the courtyard of the traditional house, and it was
Thin-ish Sashiko threads, I’ve been using these threads for more than 6-months and totally in love with the weight and thickness. The muted hues appeal so much me, and connect to the colours of the fabrics that I stitch in. I know once you start using these threads you’ll love it as much as me!
100% cotton 100m. $6AU
