Fujin Wind God Nishijin-ori Cushion 32x32cm with Filling
Power in Serenity – Fujin (Wind God) motif cushion with insert (32x32cm), crafted with Kyoto Nishijin-ori weaving. This piece subtly incorporates Japanese aesthetics into your everyday interior.
Product Features
The motif is inspired by the National Treasure "Wind God and Thunder God Screens" by Tawaraya Sotatsu, an early Edo period painter. The bold composition and dynamism, symbolic of Japanese art, are expressed through the delicate weaving unique to Nishijin-ori.
The intricate texture created by gold and silver threads subtly changes with the light, bringing elegance and presence to any space. The reverse side uses a thick, high-quality fabric, and the slim piping gives the cushion a sharp impression, suitable for a sophisticated adult space.
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While a traditional craft, it blends naturally with modern sofas and urban interiors, acting like a piece of art. For those who want to subtly incorporate Japanese aesthetics into their daily interior with a "Neo Japanesque" piece that is more than just traditional Japanese. It is perfect for your own home, as a gift for international visitors, or for creating an inviting atmosphere. We also recommend pairing it with the Thunder God motif cushion.
About Nishijin-ori and Tawaraya Sotatsu's "Wind God and Thunder God Screens"
Nishijin-ori is a representative traditional weaving from Nishijin, Kyoto, passed down through generations in Japan. The name "Nishijin" originated after the Onin War (1467-77), when weavers gathered at the site of the Western Army's camp to resume their craft, and the technique has been refined for about 550 years. Its intricate patterned weaving, incorporating gold and silver threads and foil, is considered the pinnacle of silk weaving. The "Wind God and Thunder God Screens" motif is a National Treasure by Tawaraya Sotatsu, an early Edo period painter, and is one of the masterpieces representing Japanese art.
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