Modular Placement Tatami – Nene, Borderless

• Material: Undyed natural igusa, made in Japan (left undyed to keep its natural scent)
• Origin: Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
  Core: 10 mm wood board plus bonded foam, for balanced cushioning and durability
• Surface weave: 2 x 2 weave, for a soft, comfortable feel
• Backing: 2 mm non-woven polyester with a non-slip finish, to keep it from sliding on wood floors

• Free-standing modules. Build from a single panel up to as many as you like.
• Borderless. A clean, minimal look that sits easily alongside Scandinavian-style lines.
• Custom sizing. Arrange the panels to fit the shape and size of your room.
• Natural igusa that helps regulate humidity and keeps a room feeling fresh.
• Ages with use, settling into a beautiful golden amber over time.

• Line the bedroom floor for a floor-style Japanese room with no bed.
• Set just a few panels in one corner of the living room for a place to meditate or read.
• A play area in a child's room. The cushioning and non-slip backing make crawling safe.
• Build with as many panels as you need to fit the shape and size of your room.
• Flooring for hotel rooms, yoga studios, and wellness spaces.

Everyday care

• Remove dust with a vacuum, a broom, or a dry cloth, working along the grain of the weave.
• Igusa draws in moisture, so on dry, sunny days open a window and let air through to help the mat last.

If it gets dirty

• Blot the spot gently with a firmly wrung-out cloth, then dry it right away with a clean dry cloth.
• Igusa does not take well to water. Do not leave it damp or wash it with water, as this can cause stains and discoloration.

Moisture and mold

• In humid seasons, air it out now and then in a shaded, well-ventilated spot.
• Direct sun can fade the color, so always dry it in the shade.

Note: With sun exposure the color shifts from green to a soft amber. This is igusa's natural aging, not a flaw.