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A small collection of zabuton mats and zafu cushions for seated meditation. Chenille and denim covers in deep blue, plum, rust, grey, and black. Zafu designs include lotus, yin yang, Seven Circles labyrinth, and Be Here Now.

For anyone building a home practice, or refreshing the floor setup they already sit with. Pair a zabuton beneath the knees with a zafu under the seat for longer sits. Intentions across the group lean toward calm, balance, and steady presence.

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About Shop Catalog Pages 26 - 27

What these are

A small floor kit for seated meditation: zafu cushions to raise the hips, and zabuton mats to pad the knees and ankles beneath them. The line-up here includes lotus and yin yang zafus, a Seven Circles labyrinth design, and Be Here Now zafus in gray blue and rust. Zabutons come in classic blue denim, black, deep blue chenille, gray chenille, and rust chenille. All eleven pieces are textile cushions, priced from about $64.

How to choose

A zafu is the round or crescent cushion you sit on; a zabuton is the flat mat that goes underneath. Many people keep both, and the two are traditionally used together for longer sits. If the floor already feels comfortable, a zafu alone can be enough. Pick a cover that matches the intention you want to sit with — the Lotus and Seven Circles labyrinth designs are associated with mindfulness and inner peace, while Be Here Now is often chosen as a printed mantra for the space.

Where to place it

A quiet corner of the room, near a window or a small altar, gives the setup a settled feeling. Deep blue, plum, rust, gray, and black covers are easy to place against wood floors or plain rugs. Stack the zabuton first, center the zafu on top, and leave the arrangement out so the cushion becomes a visible cue to practice.

Care

All pieces are made of textile, so keep them dry and spot clean the covers as needed. Fluff the zafu now and then to keep its shape between sits.

Do I need both a zafu and a zabuton?

Not necessarily. The zafu is the seat that lifts the hips; the zabuton is the mat that cushions the knees and ankles below. Many people use them together for longer sitting, but a zafu on its own works if your floor is already comfortable.

Which cushion is a good gift for someone starting a home practice?

A zafu with a symbol that matches their intention is a gentle place to begin. The Lotus, yin yang, and Be Here Now designs are associated with mindfulness and calm. Pair it with a zabuton mat in a matching tone if you want a full floor setup.

How do I use the cushion with an intention?

Set the zafu and zabuton in the same spot each day, sit down, and let the symbol on the cover — lotus, labyrinth, yin yang, or the Be Here Now text — act as a quiet reminder of what you are practicing with, from stillness to balance or presence.