Description
A foldable tatami mat made with Japanese rush grass.
It can be used as a nap mat, floor mat, or casual resting space at home.
Product Details
Size
5-panel type: approx. 100 × 210 cm
Thickness: approx. 15 mm
Weight: approx. 4.1 kg
-Features of rush grass
- Since rush grass has 2.5 times the moisture absorption power of cotton, it reduces sweat build up.
- Rush grass is capable of controlling moisture, and aids in sleeping in a dry and pleasant manner.
- Rush grass prevents the substance that causes the smell of sweat, as well as other unpleasant odors, from accumulating.
-Aomori hiba coating
The rush grass surface features Aomori hiba coating (with antimicrobial / deodorizing effect).
Through our special technique, the product and materials have been processed with hiba extract sourced from hiba trees in Aomori Prefecture.
Hiba extract contains hinokitiol, which is known to be an exceptionally potent antibacterial substance among natural materials. It is used and researched extensively in various fields, including medical and cooking.
-Caution in use
*The color of the edges may look different from the color of the center, but this is not mean that the product is defective. The difference in color is not caused by color fading or exposure to sunlight. It is due to the natural characteristics of rush grass.
| Details | |
| Place of production | Japan |
| Product material | top side : rush grass bottom side : rush grass rim : polyester 100% |
Ikehiko
Ikehiko Corporation was founded in 1886 (Meiji 19) by Ikegami Hikotaro in Fukuoka, Japan. They started off as a small tatami shop, and has grown into a full-fledged interior product company with a staff of over 360.
They are a comprehensive interior manufacturer that develops, manufactures, plans, and sells rush, tatami mats, kotatsu, rugs, and bedding. With the theme of “Natural Life, let’s live in nature”, they will create a comfortable space for the future.
Their main clients in Japan consist of more than 300 companies including
AEON Co., Ltd.,
Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd.,
SHIMAMURA Co., Ltd.,
and MUJI (Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd.)
