The Matsukaze Field — Vintage Japanese Obi Silk Lumbar Pillow

Matsukaze. The wind through pines. The sound a Japanese poet would name before naming the trees themselves. The ground is pewter silk, brushed with long horizontal currents — the moving air made visible. Pines rise through the field in real kinran thread: gold foil wound over a silk core, the technique that gives Nishijin brocade its particular shimmer, alive rather than flat. Sage, ivory and aged gold shape the canopies. Silver carries the weather across the silk. Pine belongs to the year-round register of classical Japanese textile vocabulary — auspicious in every season, never out of place. A piece that holds the room from January through December. Face and reverse are both original obi silk — the patterned face on one side, the silver silk of the obi back on the other. The pillow can be turned. Envelope pocket closure — no zip, no metal touching the silk. Material: Vintage Japanese ceremonial silk — Nishijin fukuro obi, kinran brocade Dimensions: Available in 31 × 50 cm and 31 × 36 cm Closure: Envelope pocket, silver silk reverse Care: Spot clean only. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight.