BJDesign Japanese Tatami Mat - Foldable Igusa Mattress for Floor Sleeping, Meditation, and Yoga (Twin XL)

About this item

• ✅ EASY TO STORE - The compact design folds into five pieces for easy transportation and storage.Can be stored in a space when not in use.Easily lean it against a corner or put into storage.Maximize the space of your bedroom, and have a comfy bed to sleep on!Easy to clean, no laundry required! Drying in shade is OK.*After use, especially during the humid summer season, the igusa tends to retain moisture, so please dry it regularly in the shade in a well-ventilated place.
• ✅ Our tatami mat absorbs moisture, sweat and odor, leaving the air feeling clean and fresh. Its rush material provides natural humidity control and air purification.Comfortable space with moisture absorbed and desorbed.Igusa absorbs moisture 2.5 times better than cotton.Igusa is a natural air cleaner that adsorbs formaldehyde and nitrogen dioxide in your room and cleans the air.
• ✅ Good futon and good tatami mats for a good sleep. Tatami mats bring the wonderful, calming feeling of being surrounded by nature. Would you like to experience a "Japanese bedroom" using tatami mats and futons?
• ✅ WORKS PERFECTLY WITH A FUTON - This tatami mat is perfect for people who like to sleep on the floor. It provides moderate cushioning and works great as an oriental rug spread under a futon.Good cushioning for soundproofing.Those who are concerned about floor noise to the downstairs of their apartments or condos.The inner material is made of 9mm-thick polyethylene foam to reduce daily life noise.Highly recommended as floor cushions and floor mats.
• ✅ Product Specifications - Dimensions: 39.4" x 78.7", Build: Outer fabric = mesh Igusa, Intermediate material = EPE 3/8", Base: 100% polyester (non-skid surface), Care instructions = Not machine washable. Crafted from eco-friendly materials. Tatami has been cherished by Japanese culture for centuries. Tatami mats have evolved into contemporary mattress options. Tatami mats, traditional Japanese carpets, or any futon supports are produced using rush grass, known as igusa.