It’s all about the posture. For most of us, being able to sit cross-legged on the floor with no support isn’t particularly realistic (or comfortable!) Add a cushion to the mix and you’ll see a tall, straight spine leads to increased focus and a better practice. With a range of shapes and styles tailored to you and your body, you’ll find your posture is on point and your mind is ready to relax…
It’s all in the name. This cushion is the traditional, classic style originating from the East. It’s suitable for everyone, from beginner to expert. In other words, you really can’t go wrong. Pair with our Meditation Mat for even more comfort.
When we say ethically produced, we really do mean every step of the way. From our 100% organic cotton grown by happy farmers without harmful chemicals to the sustainable factories where the cotton is spun and stitched, your cushion is supporting fair working conditions and a healthier planet. Win win.
Ever wondered what’s inside your cushion? Not only are our buckwheat hulls beautifully sustainable, they also mould around your body to elevate and support you whilst you find some much-deserved stillness in your day.
Our covers are fully removable and machine washable. Because cups of tea/kids/dogs happen.
Take your cushion to classes, trips or retreats with a nifty built-in carry handle. You’ll never be without it.
“Incredibly comfortable, perfect height and excellent for posture! The zips are very discreet, and the cover (which has another bag for buckwheat!) is easily removable so it can be washed too. Couldn’t be better!"
Don’t sit in the middle of the
cushion as it puts all the strain
on your lower back.
Perch right on the edge of the cushion
so your pelvis is tilted forward and your
hips are above your knees
Cross legged is often a good
position for beginners.
Try this posture for ultimate comfort and
stability. And don't worry if your knees start
high - they'll ease down over time.
For more of a stretch, rest one foot on top
of the opposite leg.
If you're feeling fancy, give this a go. It
might take a little bit of practice.
Imagine a string running from the base of your spine all
the way up and out the top of your head. It's gently
pulling upwards so you're sitting tall but not tense.
Rest your hands gently in your lap, close to
your body and with palms facing up.
Or rest your hands softly
on your knees.
