Sashiko / Boro Japanese broidery

Since she learned traditional japanes broidery with a japanese master, Sophie is creating unique pieces of art with each jackets or pants she's working on. 

Sashiko​ (刺し子, from Japanese "small sticks" or "small stitches" ) is a Japanese embroidery technique . Historically used to mend clothes, make them stronger or quilt them, it is now also used for decorative purposes and in fashion.

Boro is a category of textile Japanese which have been mended or sewn together. The term is derived from the Japanese boroboro , meaning "something tattered or repaired."