Product overview
A tatami mat with a pattern is a modern variation of the traditional Japanese mat, featuring decorative designs woven into the surface. Made from materials like straw or synthetic fibers, these mats offer the same comfort and durability as regular tatami mats, but with the added charm of unique patterns. The patterns can range from geometric shapes to floral or nature-inspired designs, adding a stylish touch to any room. Typically square in shape, these patterned tatami mats can be used in various spaces like living rooms, bedrooms, or even yoga studios. They provide a soft, natural surface for sitting or sleeping and are easy to maintain. The patterns make them a great option for enhancing the aesthetic of your home while still enjoying the traditional comfort and functionality of a tatami mat. Whether you want a subtle design or something bold and eye-catching, a patterned tatami mat adds both beauty and practicality to your space.
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About the supplier
Having been operating with local craftspersons over 20 years across the country, we have acquired a set of manufacturing capability for various type of products utilising local resources. Zen Style offers local crafts in Japan that are inherited by generation by generation and adhear to its culture, yet valuable part in our contemporary era. We conceptualise Zen well-being, having worked with local craftpersons and designed atomosphere to bring you the highest standard of physical and mental health, that's what we call Zen Style. We closely work with raw material supplier as well as individual craftmen to choose none to second quality and produce finished goods hence. Sales office (Tokyo), Back-office (Saitama) / Assebly and warehouse (Saitama).
