Do you know about "Sew on cord accessory®"?
Nice to meet you, I am j-hish.
I am a housewife who creates pieces one stitch at a time with all my heart as a certified artist of the new Japanese technique, "Sew on cord accessory®".
Sew on cord accessory? What is that? I'm sure many of you are thinking you've never heard of it.
Well, it is...
By carefully sewing beads and parts one by one onto high-quality Japanese cords with beautiful luster and vibrant colors, it creates a delicacy and three-dimensional effect unlike anything before.cord accessory.
The luster of the cord is truly beautiful, and above all, it is surprisingly light! (about 3g to 5g)
This "world-first" technique born in Japanactually originated in a single apartment room in Sendai.,
The creator is our mentor, Noburin-sensei (nobling®), also known as
Nobuko Sasajimasensei.She lives in Sendai, developed this technique on her own, and it is{
a registered utility model}.Sew on cord accessory® was born from the idea of:
・"Sew" = to stitch
・"on cord" = attached to the cord
【Three commitments】
1. Careful handiwork: Everything is handmade using a unique technique.
2. Designs that utilize luster and color: We bring out the maximum beauty unique to Japanese-made cords to gorgeously decorate the area around your face.
3. Gentle comfort: By minimizing metal and using cord as a base, it is surprisingly light and comfortable to wear all day long.
I would love for everyone to know about this "0.1mm handiwork," a one-of-a-kind new cord accessory in the world.
I have completed Noburin-sensei's certification course and am active as a certified artist of "Sew on cord accessory®".
I am one of the certified artists across Japan.
I cherish the time spent on this 0.1mm handiwork, taking time to sew beads and parts one by one with a needle and thread.
Having personally disliked heavy accessories, I am committed to "surprisingly light and gentle comfort." I would be happy if I could deliver the unprecedented brilliance created by beautiful Japanese cords to people all over the world.
I plan to introduce my work and Noburin-sensei little by little, so thank you for your support.
I have created a simple visual book.
My Instagram is still a work in progress, but you only live once, so I want to enjoy it.
Also, I have recently opened a shop on the Taiwanese handmade site Pinkoi.
You can see the details there.
[Notice]
The Japan Hobby Show will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from Friday, May 8th to Sunday, May 10th, 2026.
Noburin-sensei's booth will be exhibited, so please come and see Sew on cord accessory at this opportunity.
There will also be accessories for sale made by certified artist instructors.
Workshops will also be held.
I hope you enjoy the space of these one-of-a-kind accessories, whether by looking or experiencing them.
Thank you.
Please also take a look at the wonderful worldview of Noburin-sensei, the creator of this technique.
It is the most fun time for me to create while freely adding my own essence based on the techniques I inherited from sensei.