Japanese Cushion Cover Shōchikubai Pattern - 18 x 18 in baguette a traditional Japanese dyeing art

a traditional Japanese dyeing art that creates unique patterns on each piece

Perfect for lovers of dogs and Japanese cuisine

with a slightly irregular line that recalls the hand-stamping of traditional Japanese textiles

"hannari" means "beautiful

while the hood with flat drawstrings adds extra comfort and style

Japanese Cushion Cover Shōchikubai Pattern - 18 x 18 in baguette a traditional Japanese dyeing artJapanese Cushion Cover with Shchikubai mon Wind and Plant Motif Shchikubai refers to the "three friends of winter": pine, bamboo, and plum. Three plants that withstand the cold and together symbolize longevity, resilience, and hope. It's one of the most auspicious motifs in Japanese culture, traditionally reserved for special occasions. On this cover, it's rendered in vivid red amid shiranami waves and makigumo clouds traced in bright blue on a white