14 results for "makura pillows" between $10.00 and $100.00

The unique pillow filed with 100% pure premium grade buckwheat hulls that automatically conform to the contour of your head and neck giving you continuous and firm support in all the right places, even while you move during your sleep. Artificial materials like foam and fiberfill in conventional pillows may inhibit air circulation. The Rirakkusu Makura Buckwheat pillow allows natural air flow throughout the night so that you wake up feeling fresh and cool in the morning. Only the best natural buckwheat...

Now you can put an end to tossing and turning all night long! Introducing a secret that Mother Nature and the Orient have been sharing for centuries, buckwheat hull pillows. The Makura Buckwheat Hull Pillow contours perfectly to your head, neck and spine therefore making it the perfect pillow no matter what your sleeping position. The Makura Buckwheat Hull Pillow is 100% natural. The all-natural buckwheat hulls allow air to circulate throughout the pillow freely, keeping the pillow cool all night...

The one disadvantage of the Rejuvenator Deluxe and large size pillow compared to the Traditional size Makura Miracle Pillow, is that it weighs almost twice as much (6 lbs. vs. 3-1/2 lbs.) so it is more difficult to travel with. If you do travel you will want to remember to take your pillow with you too. Many times we have been called by Makura and Rejuvenator Deluxe pillow users from some hotel somewhere where they realized they missed...

The additional benefits of the Rejuvenator Deluxe as compared to The Makura XL are the built in snap fasteners which allow the pillow to be configured into different shapes to meet certain needs. While the Traditional size Makura pillow was determined by Chiropractors to be the optimum size for most peoples head and neck support, others need or want a larger pillow, especially if you are broad shouldered. The larger XL size Makura buckwheat hull pillow may not always provide you with the necessary...

A Brocade Pillow is a translation of Kinshu Makura and is based on the 1976 reprint supervised by Yotaro Tsukamoto and sponsored by the Satsuki Society of Japan. Translated by Dr. John L. Creech and kaname Kato. Ito's purpose in writing this book was to standardize the names of the burgeoning number of azalea cultivars appearing at that time.

«©NCSX» Rest your weary head on a Pokemon pillow and let the little beast's back hold up your melon-like noggin. While resting, allow the day's negative energy to slither away and dissipate as Pikachu or Pochama stands guard. Sort of. They look like they're sleeping too with their closed eyes.