幽玄ベッドスロー
Bed Throw Yūgen
We partnered with one of the last living traditional indigo dyers in Japan, Cozo Cazama, to offer one-of-a-kind, beautiful, indigo-dyed bed throws. As you wrap yourself in this luxurious, handcrafted indigo bed throw, you are embraced by the sun, resources, and rain that nourished the indigo and cotton plants, and the love, tradition, and dedication that transformed them.
Yūgen is offered in two styles:
Heiwa Sora (Peaceful Sky): The spacious feeling of floating fluffy clouds filling an expansive sky. A sense of relaxation and breath.
Sasayaki Kaze (Whispering Wind): The serenity of soft, soothing wind as it creates ripples gently across the water, bringing a sense of tranquility and calm.
Soft and unbleached, our organic cotton is a luxurious foundation, hypoallergenic and thoughtfully chosen for sensitive skin, offering a naturally gentle experience.
Revered for centuries, the indigo plant brings a deep, tranquil blue hue, known not only for its beauty but for its naturally refreshing, anti-irritant qualities.
Each piece in our Cozo Cazama Artisanal Collection is hand-dyed to order by one of the last remaining Japanese aizome dye masters, carrying forward a 400-year lineage of craftsmanship. While the intricate artistry and international shipping may prevent guaranteed holiday delivery, all orders are expected to arrive within 4–6 weeks of order date.
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Experience the mystery, elegance, and subtle timelessness of Japan‘s indigo dyeing tradition, hand-dyed by Cozo Cazama, one of the few remaining aizome dye masters in Japan. Each thread dyed and woven into the fabric of this blanket is infused with potentiality, a promise of health for our own bodies and the planet we share. Each masterpiece lives as a vivified, sensorial experience of Yūgen (幽玄) – the sense of profound grace associated with the natural world and with the mysterious exchange of energy that manifests beauty from the dust of the universe.
This limited supply of one-of-a-kind, hand-dyed bed throws results from a cultivation process that takes nearly a year, and the many decades of Master Cazama's devotion to the art. This piece one to be treasured for years and decades to come.
This item will take 4-6 weeks to be ready to ship.
Specs:
Weight: 3 lbs
Size: 78"x90"
Material: 100% organic cotton
Certification: OEKO-Tex Standard 100, BSCI, ISO9001
Origin of dye: Japan
Dyer: Cozo Cazama
- Do not bleach
- Hand wash recommended
- Use laundry net when washing
- Wash with up to 30 Celsius
- Wash with the same color
- Iron up to 110 Celsius
- Tumble dry low or hang to dry
SHIPPING RATES
United States:
- Orders up to $59.99: $5 shipping
- Orders from $60 to $99.99: $9 shipping
- Orders of $300 or more: Free shipping
Canada, Mexico:
- Orders up to $49.99: $15 shipping
- Orders from $50 to $99.99: $29 shipping
- Orders from $100 to $199.99: $39 shipping
- Orders from $200 to $399.99: $49 shipping
- Orders of $400 or more: $62 shipping
Germany:
- Orders up to $99.99: $5 shipping
- Orders of $300 or more: Free shipping
Rest of EU:
- Orders up to $199.99: €15.99 shipping
- Orders of €200 or more: €19.99 shipping
Australia, New Zealand:
- Orders up to $49.99: $25 shipping
- Orders from $50 to $99.99: $39 shipping
- Orders from $100 to $199.99: $59 shipping
- Orders of $200 or more: $75 shipping
SHIPPING TIME
USA 1-7 business days, Germany 1-7 business days, International 3-15 business days (excluding customs time).
IMPORT FEES
We are shipping to: North America, South America, Asia from the United states; to Europe from Germany. If you are ordering to any other country other than the United States and Germany, your government may charge you with additional fees, this has to be paid by you.
PAYMENT
We accept all major credit cards and online payment methods, including cryptocurrencies.
UNDELIVERED ORDERS
If a shipment could not be delivered due to a wrong address provided, it will be returned to AIZOME. To resend undelivered shipments, additional shipping fees may apply.
Yūgen by Cozo Cazama
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