Tawara Pillow | Hikizome

¥5,000

Inspired by the traditional Japanese straw bag used in the past to transport rice grains called the `kome dawara` (米俵), this pillow is the perfect napping companion. who prefers a more natural stuffing for their pillow. With a clever design that allows you to adjust the height of the pillow just by adjusting the ties on each side.

Product Details:

Sizes (Approx.): 14×25×H8cm
Materials: 100% Linen (Hikizome dye)
Filling: Polyethylene(Pipe)
Filling Weight: 0.5kg

Fabrics:

Hikizome:
Hikizome (lit. ‘pull dye’) is a traditional Japanese dye technique in which fabric is stretched tight, water is applied and then dye is applied by hand with a brush. Painting the dye into the wet fabric causes it to blur. This technique can also be known as bokashizame, (lit. ‘blur dye’). We have 2 colors for this Hikizome collection. Both names come from famous sightseeing spots in Kyoto. These will be a great combination with Kyoto zabuton.

Please choose the color "Kamogawa Blue" or "Arashiyama Bamboo Green".