Product Introduction
This Gozen-zabuton cushion is recommended for those preparing for Obon or those who have recently purchased a new Buddhist altar. It comes in a gift case, making it the perfect gift. The outer fabric is finished using a technique called Meseki weaving, resulting in a soft texture. It is made from domestically grown (Kyushu) rush grass. Each stalk is thick, with a thick outer skin and fine fibers, making it resilient and durable. Rush grass naturally purifies the air and regulates humidity. It is also stain-resistant, turning golden with use and developing a unique character. The rush grass is treated with Aomori cypress (antibacterial and deodorizing properties).
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● This Gozen-zabuton cushion is recommended for those preparing for Obon or those who have recently purchased a new Buddhist altar.
● It comes in a gift case, making it the perfect gift.
● The outer fabric is finished using a technique called Fukuro weaving. Due to the complex bends, long rush grass must be used, otherwise it will break. The dense warp threads make it sturdy and tear-resistant.
● Made from domestically grown (Kyushu) rush grass. Each stalk is thick, has a thick outer skin, and fine fibers, making it resilient and durable.
● Igusa grass naturally purifies the air and regulates humidity.
● It's also stain-resistant, turning golden brown with use and developing a unique character.
● The igusa grass is treated with Aomori cypress (antibacterial and deodorizing properties).
● The filling is made of 40mm of condensed polyester batting. It has just the right amount of resilience and is resistant to wear.
Gobutsuna Zabuton (Buddhist altar cushion) Size: Approx. 70 x 70cm
Weight: Approx. 1.7kg
Material: Outer fabric = Igusa grass (Kyushu) *Fukuro weave; Edge = 95% polyester, 5% rayon; Filling = 100% polyester [40mm solid batting]
Country of Origin: Made in Japan (100% domestic)
This product is not washable.
