Meditation Cushion Set Handcrafted Zafu and Zabuton Hokusai\'s Wave Mt. Fuji

Handcrafted zafu and zabuton cushions -- my original designs

Custom-made in the USA by *me*

Sturdy durable 100% cotton canvas covers are washable

Dimensions: zafu, 15\" x 6\"; zabuton, 28\" square

Hook and loop closure allows easy adjustment of zafu fill level

Zafu filled with organic buckwheat hulls

Sewn-in zafu handle for ease of transport

Zippered zabuton with batting enclosed in separate muslin liner

Enhance your sitting meditation with these handcrafted traditional meditation cushions, designed for comfort, stability, and durability. This set consists of two cushions: the traditional pleated zafu (\"sewn seat\") to provide you with support during zazen, and the zabuton (\"floor pad\") that goes underneath, to provide cushioning between your knees and the floor.

The zafu is covered with sturdy black cotton canvas filled with organic buckwheat hulls. The zafu is designed with a hook-and-loop closure so that the amount of filling can be adjusted, and a sewn-in handle for ease of transport. It has triple-sewn seams for durability, and measures 15\" by 6\". The cover is washable with care (remove the stuffing first!!)

The zabuton features a simple patchwork design with a stunning center panel showcasing Hokusai\'s \"Wave,\" in charcoal and black, layered over black canvas. The durable canvas zabuton cover has a back zipper, so that the cover can be removed for laundering. The batting inside is enclosed in a separate muslin liner. The zabuton measures about 28 inches square, with a 3-inch loft.

I\'m happy to answer any questions you might have about materials, construction, etc. Making these cushions is a part of my own practice, so I\'m absolutely committed to your satisfaction.No sale is final until you are happy with your purchase.If for any reason you are not pleased with your cushions, I will cheerfully exchange them or refund your money. Your package is my responsibility until it is safely in your hands.

Thanks very much for having a look.

\"To make objects by hand in an industrial society -- to work slowly and uneconomically against the grain-- is to offer, however inadvertently, a critique.\" -- Rosemary Hill

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