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This refined cushion, measuring approximately 25 cm × 25 cm (9.8 in × 9.8 in), is handcrafted in London by Risa from vintage Japanese kimono silk featuring a traditional Golden Maru-mon (circular motif)—an enduring symbol of harmony, smoothness, and peaceful family ties in Japanese culture.
 

Upcycled from leftover fabric featured in Risa's heirloom upcycling video, this piece carries a heartfelt expression of gratitude for keeping the family together in warmth. With no sharp edges, the circular design brings a serene, luminous elegance to the piece, celebrating unity, connection, and enduring love.


The vintage silk originally belonged to a woman who was a passionate artist and writer, whose husband gifted it to Risa after her passing in 2025 to give her cherished collection new life. Risa carefully repurposed this special textile into a luxurious cushion cover. The cushion insert is filled with high-quality duck feather down, made in Lancashire, UK, combining Japanese textile tradition with British craftsmanship for a tactile, elegant finish.
 

Availability

  • Only one piece available.

  • No restocks — ships from London within 3 business days.

  • Tracked international shipping available worldwide.


Notable Features

  • Dimensions: Approx. 25 cm × 25 cm (9.8 in × 9.8 in)

  • Filling: Duck feather down cushion insert, made in Lancashire, UK
     

Care Instructions

Store away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve colour vibrancy. Spot clean gently with a damp cloth as needed.

 

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Discover how to take care of your vintage kimono products from here.
 

Golden Maru-mon Vintage Silk Kimono Cushion/ 丸紋のクッション

SKU: 050926_2
£105.00Price
Only 1 left in stock
    Sarah, California
    " Everything is beautiful and extremely well-made.
    The craftsmanship tells me how much you care about showing these vintage pieces in the best way possible.
    Your attention to detail is impeccable."

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