Thai Triangle Pillow 1 Fold Mattress Cushion Day Bed 100% Kapok Fibre Jumbo Blue

Thai Triangle Pillow 1 Fold Mattress Cushion Day Bed 100% Kapok Fibre Jumbo Blue

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Dimension (LxWxH in CMs):

When folded: approx. 60cm x 45cm x 45cm

Sitting size: approx. 45cm x 60cm

Thickness: approx. 6cm

Made: 100% Handmade Cotton Fabric

Stuffing: 100% Organic Kapok Fibre

About Thai Triangle Pillows

Thai pillows have been used for centuries in Thailand. It represents in many forms while the triangular shape is the most popular compose with the excellent benefit to rest your head and back.

Thai Triangle Pillow is called Mon Sam Lieung (Triangle Pillow) or Mon Thai (Thai Pillow), which is seen extensively throughout Thailand's culture. It can be used as a low seating at dinner table, to a full size day bed or simply an add-on to the tranquillity of your home.

-It’s beautiful, comfortable and easy to store

What makes our Thai Pillows so special

Our pillows and mats are filled with 100% organic kapok, which contains no chemicals or pesticides are used in their design or manufacture.

Kapok fibres texture is soft and smooth to touch, providing a supportive yet fluffy feel. It has a unique quality similar to high quality down with none of the allergens.

The triangle pillow's tubular fabric construction gives firm support and ensures that the cushion will last for many years. Each decorative fabric tube is purely handmade and stuffed separately to give even support throughout the triangle pillow and mattress.

As experienced importer specialising in traditional Thai handicrafts, we believe in quality and genuineness. Our triangle pillows are guaranteed 100% handmade and stuffed with pure kapok (no component of artificial fibres), with manufacturer’s declaration and AQIS fumigation certificate available on request.

Disclaimer: size and weight may vary slightly as they are all handmade, and this minor discrepancy should be seen as added character and not a fault.