Zabuton Floor Cushion 7cm

Zabuton Floor Cushion – Traditional Japanese Style

Handmade by Zentai in Byron Bay, the Zabuton is a traditional Japanese-style floor cushion filled with natural cotton and encased in a removable, zip-off cotton cover. At 20cm in diameter and 7cm thick, it provides firm, comfortable floor support for meditation, yoga, shiatsu, or relaxed floor living. Available in multiple sizes and a choice of colours.

Key Features

• Handmade in Byron Bay using natural cotton fill
• Cotton casing and removable cotton cover — zip-off for easy washing
• 7cm thick — firm, supportive floor cushion
• Available sizes: 55cm, 75cm, and 90cm length
• Choice of colours — select at checkout
• Ideal for meditation, yoga, shiatsu practice, or floor seating

The Traditional Zabuton

Zabutons have been used in Japanese homes for centuries as floor seating cushions, traditionally placed beneath a zafu (meditation cushion) or used independently for floor sitting. Zentai's version stays true to that tradition — natural materials, simple construction, made by hand in Australia.

Please allow 10 working days in production. Add to cart to place your order today.

Warranties
All Zentai Living products come with warranties. Please check below for details:

• Latex Mattresses: 10 years
• Toppers: 4 years
• Futons: 24 months
• Furniture: 12 months
• Most accessories: 3–5 years
• Pocket Spring mattresses: 2 years

TATAMI CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Tatami characteristics & handling

Exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet light will, over time, gradually alter the color of the Tatami surface. The initial green hue ( derived from rush grass ) will transition to a refined golden light brown straw color.

Tatami mats can be laid on top of most flooring such as stone, hardwood floor, carpet or heated floor. Adding perimeter frames will provide optimal protection against edge damage.

Tatami should NOT be laid on humid floors or used with shoes on.

Before using

• Clean the surface of tatami mats with a damp cloth.

• If you are finding Tatami mat’s natural grass and straw perfume is too strong, air the Tatami Mats outdoors for a few days avoiding moisture from weather or water sprinkles.

• You may also clean the surface with lemon oil. Mix a little bit of oil with water and wipe the surface with damp cloth.

• Always take your shoes off before walking on Tatami.

Routine periodic care

• Wipe Tatami surface with damp cloth regularly.

• When vacuuming, move the brush in the direction of the reed.

• Put your tatami mats up every 2 months so it can be aired.

• You can also take your tatami outside and place them in full sunlight, for a good sunbathing session for 1 to 2 hours. Sunning is very beneficial as it will prevent mold and mildew, kill bacteria with natural UV exposure and dry any moisture buildup.

• During long rain periods, use of a dehumidifier is recommended to draw excess moisture away.

To clean the following stains:

• Mold: Gently brush off the mold. Wipe with clean cloth moistened with ethyl alcohol. Never apply wet cleaners directly onto the mat.

• Dents: Spray with water. Iron with a wet clean towel.

• Ink: Wipe with clean cloth moistened with milk.

• Dark stains: ( such as soy sauce and coffee ) Absorb stain with flour or talcum powder. Vacuum after.

• Crayon: Scrape crayon. Apply a little cleaner to dry clean cloth and wipe.

• Marker: Wipe with dry clean cloth moistened with nail polish removal.

• Kerosene and urine: Absorb stain with flour. Vacuum. Wipe with tightly wrung wet cloth. Rinse and wipe again. Repeat several times.