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The Sobakawa buckwheat pillows, rooted in Japanese tradition, have been a staple in Asian cultures for centuries, revered as a comforting cervical pillow. Today, they enjoy widespread popularity, especially among those seeking naturally derived sleep aids. Crafted with organic covers, these buckwheat pillows adapt to the distinct contours of your head and neck, offering personalized support and potentially alleviating headaches, migraines, and muscle tension.
Choosing our buckwheat pillows offers a multitude of benefits compared to conventional synthetic or foam-filled options found in department stores. Unlike pillows that demand you adapt to their shape, our organic pillows effortlessly adjust to your unique contours, preventing stress on your neck muscles.
Best of all, our buckwheat pillows allow you to sidestep exposure to the harsh chemicals often present in polyester and foam pillows. At Turmerry, we prioritize your well-being by offering certified safe, sustainable, and eco-friendly choices. That’s why we source our buckwheat hulls from the Midwest, USA. They do not contain any added color or synthetic substances.
The zippered casing empowers you to customize the firmness of your buckwheat pillow, making sure you don't have to play the frustrating guessing game of whether or not you need to purchase a medium, firm, or extra firm buckwheat pillow. And through an organic unbleached cotton pillow casing, our sleep aid solution is perfected.
Country of Origin: Organic Cotton Cover Made in India, Buckwheat Grown in USA, Assembled in USA
Pillows are filled by volume. The weights are an estimate and will vary based on seasonal crop conditions.
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