Japanese Cushion Cover - Kasamatsu 18x18 in tasse thé Which one is your favorite

Which one is your favorite

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this fine Japanese towel will find many functions at home: hand or face towel

It is sublimely decorated with a dragon and a phoenix

Japanese Cushion Cover - Kasamatsu 18x18 in tasse thé Which one is your favoriteJapanese Kasamatsu Plum Blossom Cushion Cover Indigo Blue In Japan, plum blossoms are among the first flowers to bloom, often under the snow, long before cherry blossoms. They symbolize perseverance, renewal, and hope. On this Japanese cushion cover, the kasamatsu pattern appears in small white blossoms scattered across a deep indigo blue background, inspired by traditional aizome dyed fabrics. A simple, sincere, and deeply Japanese design. CUSHION