Hanabi directly translates to "flower fire"—from hana (flower) and hi (fire)—beautifully describing the fleeting blooms of light that fill Japan’s summer skies. Fireworks, deeply embedded in Buddhist philosophy, symbolize impermanence, much like the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms. They serve as a powerful reminder to cherish every moment of life, from its beginning to the grand finale. Much like cherry blossoms, Japanese fireworks draw a connection to nature by emulating natural forms, with their shapes often named after Japanese flowers. Use these designs to reinforce what’s worn while creating dimensional, intentional stitches that honor both fabric and form. Each transfer cut-out is 4.25" by 5.5".
- Includes 4 transfer cut-outs (4.25" x 5.5" each)
- Eco-friendly, water-soluble wood pulp adhesive film
- Visible mending / hand embroidery (requires needle and thread)
How to Use:
- Make sure your garment is clean and completely dry before starting.
- Position the transfer printed-side up on your fabric and press down gently to activate the adhesive.
- Follow the printed guide using a needle and thread. Feel free to follow the exact lines or customize the pattern with your own creative flair.
- Hold the stitched area under warm water to wash away the stabilizer, leaving behind only your embroidery.
- Let the fabric dry and enjoy your newly revived, artfully mended garment.