Mini Tatami Display Base / Buddhist Chant (Namu Amidabutsu) / Small

Name: Mini Tatami Display Base / Buddhist Chant (Namu Amidabutsu) / Small
Brand: FUJII TATAMI
SKU: 1142575
Price: 4000.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 4,000.00

Description

Product Description : Why is it so EXPENSIVE?

Product Story

General Product Information

Mini Tatami mats are handmade by skilled Kyoto Tatami craftsmen. The unique aroma of Tatami has various effects such as relaxing and stress-relieving, and you can feel healing just by smelling it!
It can be used for various purposes, such as a place for small items in the living room, a decorative stand for interior decorations, or a place for keys at the entrance.
Why don't you feel healing with mini Tatami mats?

Product History

When did these crafts start to craft?：1200 years ago / 800AD / Heian period in Japan

Tatami was treated as a sign of power by the nobility. The thickness of the tatami, the color of the edges, and the pattern differed depending on the class of the person using it. Later, with the development of the tea ceremony, tatami spread to the masses and became popular. Such historical tatami can be found in shrines, temples, and various buildings throughout entire Japan land.

Craftsman Story

Craftsman Profile

Yoshihisa Fujii / Fujii Tatami
A craftsman who has been making Kyoto tatami since 1868 in Kyoto Prefecture. It has been 17 years since he took over the business as the 6th generation and he put his efforts to promote tatami culture. In addition to the tatami used in Japanese houses, the company also produces mini-tatami mats, bags, and other products that fit easily into modern lifestyles.

Craftsman Passion

"There is nothing more important than doing a careful job."
I feel most gratified and rewarded when customers say "Thank you for making / cleaning my tatami mats" after doing a careful job with the customer's best interest in mind.

Your Contribution to Craftsman

Customer Voice

Due to the market structure (link for full articles are attached bottom), craftsman have not known who the customer is and how customer reacts to their work. We made a “Message to Craftsman” box at purchase page. We will deliver all message to every craftsman. Our review will be also shared to craftsman so please leave your comment and evaluation on review section!

Income for Craftsman: Craftsman get only less than 10% of selling price?

As written above, craftsman have not controlled last phase of sales channel that resulting in selling price is set by third-party without craftsman’s recognition. There are some cases that only less than 10% of selling price is given to craftsman. We promise with our customer / craftsman that we offer the fair trade with craftsmen in our contract!

We made an article about above problem and our challenge. Please have a read from below link.
Current state of the Crafts Market / Benefits brought by Suigenkyo

Measurement

Length：19cm
Width：17cm
Weight：144g

Material & Caution

Materials

Rush
Polyester

Caution

Individual Difference

Each piece is handmade, so there are individual differences even in the same series. We hope that you will understand the change by handmade.

Delivery Date

Please note that it will take about a month for delivery if we do not have the item in stock.

ARTISAN

FUJII TATAMI

"There is nothing more important than doing a careful job."

I feel most gratified and rewarded when customers say "Thank you for making / cleaning my tatami mats" after doing a careful job with the customer's best interest in mind.

ARTISAN STORY

KOGEI

KYO TATAMI / KYOTO TATAMI MATS

About 1,200 years ago / 800s / Heian Period (794–1185)

Tatami began as portable mats used by aristocrats and were placed only where needed in the Heian period. From the Muromachi era onward, entire rooms came to be covered. In Kyoto, dimensions, edging and laying patterns became highly specialized for tea rooms, temples, palaces and residences.

For Japanese people, tatami is more than flooring—it is a unit of life. Room size is still described as “six mats” or “eight mats,” and activities such as sitting, sleeping and serving tea are shaped by the surface. Tatami remains a defining material in traditional rooms, inns and tea spaces.

The size is not uniform across Japan. Kyoto’s kyoma mats are larger than standard Edo-style mats, meaning regional architecture itself was based on different modules. In tea rooms, even the direction of the woven surface and the position of the hearth affect etiquette, making tatami part of the choreography of space.

Mini Tatami Display Base / Buddhist Chant (Namu Amidabutsu) / Small

Rs. 4,000.00