MAISON MIYABI
Kimono Silk Cushion: Kin (Gold)
Kimono Silk Cushion: Kin (Gold)
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At MAISON MIYABI, we reimagine traditional Japanese masterpieces to blend seamlessly with sophisticated Western interiors. Our cushions are far more than decorative objects; they are authentic works of art, handcrafted in our Parisian atelier.
The Story Behind the Motif: Nobility and Imperial Grace This cushion celebrates two of Japan’s most prestigious floral symbols. The chrysanthemum, the official crest of the Imperial family and the emblem of the Japanese passport, represents longevity, nobility, and a steadfast spirit. It is paired here with the peony, revered as the "Queen of Flowers." In ancient times, this motif was a luxury reserved exclusively for the high nobility. Framed with sophisticated Petrole piping, this piece radiates an aura of protective grace and historical splendor.
Product information
Product information
A True Work of Art
- Craftsmanship: Refined finishes featuring delicate piping and a matching lining, highlighting the elegance of meticulous handwork from our Parisian atelier
- Dimensions & Weight:
45 cm x 30 cm x 10 cm (17.7" x 11.8" x 3.9")
415g (14.6oz)
- Origin: Exceptional Nishijin silk (Kyoto), hand-selected by the founder
- Manufacturing: Handcrafted in Paris (One-of-a-kind piece)
- Composition:
Front: 100% Authentic Obi Silk (Brocade)
Back: Satin Taffeta (59% Cotton, 41% Polyester)
- The MAISON MIYABI Touch: The premium cushion insert is included with our compliments.
Care instructions
Care instructions
Silk is delicate. Not washable in water. Please take it to a dry cleaning.
Delivery
Delivery
Orders will be shipped by Colissimo/Chronopost or DHL within 1 to 3 business days.
Important Information Regarding Customs Duties
International Shipping from France:
Please note that all orders are shipped directly from our studio in France.
Customs Duties and Taxes:
For deliveries to countries where customs duties may apply (including but not limited to Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the United States, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East), the recipient is solely responsible for all import duties, taxes, and related brokerage fees. These charges are determined by your local customs authority and are not included in the purchase price or shipping costs.
We appreciate your understanding as you bring a piece of Japanese heritage into your home.
