Zabuton, Cushion Inner and Cover, Zabuton, Standard "Meisen"
"Flax Leaf" Cover, Japanese Cushion,
Hand Made by Futon Craftsman
Description
*Inner Cushion
Fabric Size (flat size before fill cotton batting) 23.2" x 21.6" (59 x 55cm)
When it's 3 dimensional (filled with cotton batting) 19" x 17.7" (49 x 45cm) thickness over 4" (10 cm)
Fabric : Unbleached Cotton 100 %,
Filling : Natural Cotton 70 % (not organic) Polyester 30%
Weight of the cotton filling approx. 2.6 lbs / 1.2 kg
This item is not washable. Please air out regularly under the sun for longer use.
*Cover
Cotton 100% Flax Leaf (Asanoha, Japanese old styled) pattern
Very dark navy (nearly black)
YKK make fastener
Washable
What does flax leaf stand for in Japan?
In old times, flax leaf was considered to be sacred and talismanic.
When babies were born, the people back then used to make clothes with this pattern
and put them on the babies wishing their health. This pattern is consist of triangles and
one of the most beautiful geometric pattern of Japan. Still now, you can find this pattern in kimonos,
furniture and modern architecture in Japan.
Each item may look slightly different from what you receive because this product is handmade.
Fabric Size (flat size before fill cotton batting) 23.2" x 21.6" (59 x 55cm)
When it's 3 dimensional (filled with cotton batting) 19" x 17.7" (49 x 45cm) thickness over 4" (10 cm)
Fabric : Unbleached Cotton 100 %,
Filling : Natural Cotton 70 % (not organic) Polyester 30%
Weight of the cotton filling approx. 2.6 lbs / 1.2 kg
This item is not washable. Please air out regularly under the sun for longer use.
*Cover
Cotton 100% Flax Leaf (Asanoha, Japanese old styled) pattern
Very dark navy (nearly black)
YKK make fastener
Washable
What does flax leaf stand for in Japan?
In old times, flax leaf was considered to be sacred and talismanic.
When babies were born, the people back then used to make clothes with this pattern
and put them on the babies wishing their health. This pattern is consist of triangles and
one of the most beautiful geometric pattern of Japan. Still now, you can find this pattern in kimonos,
furniture and modern architecture in Japan.
Each item may look slightly different from what you receive because this product is handmade.
// HOW TO CARE ZABUTON //
The cotton fillings in zabutons are not washable. So it is important to air out them in the sun on a regular basis. This is because cotton can absorb moisture easily and dampened cotton becomes less fluffy.
The covers are always recommended to protect them.
The cotton fillings in zabutons are not washable. So it is important to air out them in the sun on a regular basis. This is because cotton can absorb moisture easily and dampened cotton becomes less fluffy.
The covers are always recommended to protect them.