The Fujin Raijin (Wind God and Thunder God) Nishijin-ori Oblong Cushion 72x32cm with insert

A large, long cushion (72 x 32 cm) with a luxurious presence, featuring a design based on the Wind God and Thunder God screens of Kyoto Nishijin-ori. This dignified piece is woven with gold and silver threads, inspired by the renowned masterpiece by Tawaraya Sotatsu, a National Treasure.

Product Features

The Wind God and Thunder God screens, painted by Tawaraya Sotatsu in the early Edo period and designated as a National Treasure, feature a powerful and dynamic composition. This has been expressed using the traditional techniques of Kyoto Nishijin-ori. This luxurious textile, woven with lavish gold and silver threads to create intricate patterns, is the culmination of techniques passed down and preserved in Nishijin, Kyoto, for centuries since their introduction from Ming China during the Muromachi period.

The reverse side uses a thick polyester material, with thin piping that gives the Japanese pattern a sharp, refined look. This is a superb item that allows you to experience and enjoy Japan's wonderful textile culture up close.

Recommended for these scenes

This is ideal for those seeking a Neo-Japanesque interior to add an accent to a modern space. Simply placing it on a living room sofa or an entryway bench will bring dignity and individuality to the space. It will surely be appreciated as a way to entertain international guests or as a special gift for those who love Japanese culture.

This unique piece with an unparalleled presence is perfect for fashion-forward interior design connoisseurs to coordinate.

・About the color of the product
Please note that the color of the actual product material may differ from what is seen on your computer screen or monitor, or due to indoor or outdoor photography.
・This product is handmade one by one.
Please understand that the pattern placement may differ from what is shown on the HP, as this is a characteristic of the product.