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福岡花ござ 【お買い得い草ラグ】 モンブラン 191×191cm(2帖相当用)正方形タイプ 【日本・福岡/筑後製】【10P03Dec16】ブラック ブラウン
191 x 191 cm square, black/brownIGUSAWORLD
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Fukuoka patterned rush mats
Japanese name福岡花ござ
Made in Fukuoka Prefecture with Fukuoka-grown and other domestic igusa, these patterned hana-goza and hana-mushiro bring rush scent, texture, and color into floors, sleeping goza, and mats.
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3 imagesFukuoka Hanagoza Mont Blanc Japanese Igusa Rug
福岡花ござ 【お買い得い草ラグ】 モンブラン 191×250cm(3帖相当用)長方形タイプ 【日本・福岡/筑後製】【10P03Dec16】
191 x 250 cm, rectangular (approx. 3 tatami)IGUSAWORLD
4.0 / 1 reviews
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福岡花ござ【安全安心の国内自社工場産】緑茶染めいぐさ座布団三条 55×55cm 2枚組【い草座布団】【送料無料】【10P03Dec16】
55 x 55 x 5 cm, set of 2IGUSAWORLD
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Fukuoka Hana-Goza, Woven Rush for Rooms
Fukuoka hana-goza begins with igusa and place. The name refers to hana-goza and hana-mushiro made in Fukuoka Prefecture, woven there with Fukuoka-grown and other domestic rush. In daily rooms, the finished pieces work as floor coverings, sleeping goza, and mats, carrying pattern, scent, and a plant-fiber surface under hand or foot.
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FAQ
What is Fukuoka patterned rush mats called in Japanese?
It is written as 福岡花ござ in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
What is Fukuoka patterned rush mats?
Fukuoka patterned rush mats are hana-goza and hana-mushiro made in Fukuoka Prefecture using igusa rush grown locally and elsewhere in Japan. They are used as floor coverings, sleeping goza, and mats within Japanese homes.
What makes Fukuoka patterned rush mats distinct, and why is it a Fukuoka specialty?
A Chikugo-area Kakegawa weave alternates woven widths of about three centimeters and one centimeter using long, good quality igusa. One Oki workshop grows Chikugo Midori rush for about one and a half years, then uses mud dyeing, machine weaving, and hikikomi edge finishing. Igusa is described as having air-cleaning, humidity-adjusting, and antibacterial properties. Fukuoka hana-goza was one of Fukuoka Prefecture's important exports to Europe and America during the Meiji era.
How is Fukuoka patterned rush mats used or eaten?
It can be laid on flooring as a floor covering in rooms with or without tatami. It is also used as sleeping goza and as mats for everyday use. Igusa's air-cleaning, humidity-adjusting, and antibacterial properties are said to add scent and tactile comfort when incorporated into the home.
How do you care for Fukuoka patterned rush mats?
Keep wood, bamboo, and lacquer out of prolonged soaking, dishwashers, and direct sun — wipe dry after use and let them air out in the shade. For metal and fabric goods, follow the care notes on the listing.
Is Fukuoka patterned rush mats a good gift or something to take home?
Most options are shelf-stable, boxed, and travel well, so they suit gifting or bringing home. Confirm the final storage and delivery terms on the Rakuten listing.
Where can I buy Fukuoka patterned rush mats?
On Rakuten: the shops listed here right now are IGUSAWORLD. We don't sell directly; purchase, payment, stock, and delivery are all handled on the Rakuten product page.