Thickness 2.25" or 5.5cm
Density 15 Kg to 18 Kg per Square Meter
Twin 37.5" x 75" or 90cm x 200cm
Full 2 pieces: 27" x 75" or 70cm x 200cm
Queen 2 pieces: 30" x 80" or 80cm x 200cm
King 2 pieces: 36" x 81.5" or 90cm x  200cm
Japanese Standard 90cm x 180cm
Half Japanese Standard 90cm x 90cm

Tatami mats (畳) are woven straw mat used in traditional and modern Japanese homes. Tatami are made in individual mats of uniform size and shape, bordered by plain black cloth (#1) or Gold & Black Plum Pattern (#12). In the Japanese home, tatami mats are used as a surface for sitting, sleeping and walking.

Our Tatami factory  specializes in manufacturing tatami series products, all the equipments are shipped from Japan, and all the professional technicians have been trained in Japan.

The floor in a traditional Japanese room is covered with tatami, mats made of hard-packed straw covered with woven rushes. In the Heian period (794-1191), tatami mats were luxury goods used by emperors, nobles, religious leaders and high-ranking officials. In those days tatami were placed only where people sat. From the Muromachi period (1338-1549) they began to be used to cover the whole floor.

There are three different parts to tatami: the reed or rush cover, the straw core and the decorative cloth edging. In Japanese these are the tatami omote, tatami goto and the tatami beri. The tatami omote is made of a soft reed and each tatami needs about 4,000 to 5,000 rushes. Hemp or cotton string is then used to weave the omote together. To make the tatami goto or straw core, 40cm of straw is crushed to just 5cm. Finally, cloth is used to border the mats on the long sides. The color of these tatami beri was used to show the rank of the individual household that owned the tatami. If a pattern is woven into the tatami beri, much care is taken to make the pattern continuous where the tatami border each other.

The size of a Japanese room is measured in tatami, as a traditional tatami had a more or less fixed size. A standard tatami measures about 90cm by 180 cm. Tatami can be fitted in different ways in a room, but number and layout of tatami can bring good or bad fortune. Tatami should not be laid in grid patterns, for example, as this will bring bad luck. The only time this layout can be used is during mourning. Many Japanese shops are designed to be the size of four and half tatami, as this will ensure good fortune, whatever the kind of business it is.

Tatami are very effective at absorbing heat. And they absorb a lot of water from the air. If the atmosphere is dry, the water will evaporate again. Tatami are made of soft reed and according to traditional Chinese medicine this will calm the spirit, relax the body and soothe the mind. Whatever the health benefits, a room with fresh tatami smells wonderful and is very pleasant in Japanese summer.

Our  tatami is made of native good-quality straw and fine mat surface. All the products are fumigated, steamed and processed according to our special recipe

Our elaborately produced  tatami is also helpful to eliminate fatigue and refresh vigor. Our company will continue contributing to Researching, developing and Providing natural, Comfortable, healthful and high quality products to everyone all over the world!

Characteristics of Tatami room decoration:

• An unusual decoration style which is more suitable for modern people after the prevalence of luxurious decoration style in the Occident.

• Present maximum space in minimum room.

• Provide noble, comfortable and healthful living environment with natural materials. Our tatami, a real green product, is made of natural straw and igusa, without any chemical ingredient.

Product Trait

• Make your room appear much more spacious.

• Prevent spur growth, backbone crook, and rheumatism.

• Moderate hardness, anti-distortion and good durability.

• The ability to adjust the humidity indoor and radiate fragrance.

The makeup of tatami room:

• Tatami floor covering:

• Tatami, a green product, feeling warm in winter and cool in summer, can adjust the humidity. Its moderate hardness not only contributes to the growth of staggering and school-age children, but also is conducive to the health of waist and backbone of the middle age and old age people

HOW TO CARE FOR  TATAMI MATS

Please remember to keep  tatami dry to avoid possible mildew of grass from humidity. Do not use wet cleaners if possible. It is recommended to bring tatami mats out every 4 months to dry in the hot sun if possible. If the home is damp invest in a product like a dehumidifier to protect the tatami. One can freshen and protect by lightly dusting the mats with some cornstarch. Just like a mattress, rotate periodically. And remember never to walk on the tatami with shoes

GOZA MAT

Goza Mat

Goza Mat are the top decorative layer of traditional tatami mats and lend to any room or space that special Oriental atmosphere and aroma - perfect for meditation and relaxation. Goza mats provide a unique and sensuous floor covering and a refreshing covering for tables and even benches. The goza mat is the decorative top layer mat of the tatami mat which creates the pattern and add the attractiveness of the tatami mat. It is the goza mat that is seen and most people are familiar with. The goza mat is also very popular in Japan as beach mats and coverings for benches.

Our beautiful goza mat measures the standard size of 90cm x 180cm & 90cm x 200cm and can easily be used in any home to create the tatami like atmosphere with ease. Our goza mat has an attractive black border on all sides and are approximately 6mm in thickness. Goza mat makes a onderful and authentic Japanese decor.