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ZAGU was originally used by monks as cushions on which to place their prayer beads when chanting sutras.
This is a very rare Buddhist tool that is rarely seen these days.

Taking this as a hint, we created a reversible sachet made of cotton material that is easy to use on a daily basis.

The patterned surface can be carried around as a talisman for travel and daily life, and during Buddhist services, the plain surface can be expanded into a square and used as a sitting utensil.

It uses non-slip velvet string, so just wrap it around and tie a knot at the end.
A design that can be used on both sides. Made of cotton material, it can be easily washed by hand.
It can be used for a wide variety of purposes such as accessories and small items.

＜About the fabric＞
The design is by Yasuyo Fujimoto, a kimono and batik designer.
It depicts a peacock and a lotus, which are familiar to Buddhism.
The charming peacock's expression is its charm point.

＜Product information＞
Materials: (Fabric)100% cotton / (String) 85% rayon,15% nylon
Size: (Sachet)15x15cm / (String length) 50cm
Handling: Washable (using net)

＜Attention＞
Please note that the pattern may vary slightly depending on the cutting and sewing method of the fabric.
The product on this page is one piece of seating equipment (In the image, two photos are taken one on top of the other so that you can see the difference in the pattern.).