J-Life Kanji White Zabuton Floor Pillow - COVER ONLY pillowcase and entertaining children with gifts

and entertaining children with gifts from the bag he kept slung over his shoulder at all times

Tin was a favored metal by the upper class during the Edo period

this gesture represents the union of mind

Queen measures 65" w x 85" l x 9" h

J-Life Kanji White Zabuton Floor Pillow - COVER ONLY pillowcase and entertaining children with giftsWoven into our Kanji fabric is an ancient Japanese poem, a reflection of impermanence and self transcendence: "The fragrant, colored flowers are delicately scattered. Who can remain unchanged in this world? Transcend the present world, do not dream fleeting dreams, do not act out." This poem is attributed to Ikky Sjun (, 13941481), a renowned Japanese Zen Buddhist monk and poet known for expressing profound truths in a direct, and poetic manner. The