Buckwheat hull for Jaśka
If you want to replace your filling in a pillow, you can purchase grains or husks separately. Pour your existing filling into compost, garden or BIO waste, and add a new one to your lining.
Buckwheat hulls are hard, but at the same time flexible, thanks to which they adjust to the shape of the body. Already centuries ago they were used as filler for pillows and mattresses for rich people, living in luxury. Currently, no artificial material might be compared to buckwheat in terms of comfort, ergonomics and health properties.
You can read about the benefits of buckwheat hulls on our site (read more).
Since the dawn of time people have used natural resources in order to improve the quality of life. That is why we pattern upon nature. For the production of I Love Grain accessories we use natural materials (OEKO-TEX) and for the filling of pillows, poufs, toys, mattresses and other accessories, we use a variety of grains, such as buckwheat hulls described herein.
| SKU | ŁGRY_JASKA_1.5KG |
| Package Weight | 2.000kg |
| Grains | Buckwheat Hull |
| Product weight | 1.500 kg |
| PRICE FOR 1 KG |
If you want to replace your filling in a pillow, you can purchase grains or husks separately. Pour your existing filling into compost, garden or BIO waste, and add a new one to your lining.
Buckwheat hulls are hard, but at the same time flexible, thanks to which they adjust to the shape of the body. Already centuries ago they were used as filler for pillows and mattresses for rich people, living in luxury. Currently, no artificial material might be compared to buckwheat in terms of comfort, ergonomics and health properties.
You can read about the benefits of buckwheat hulls on our site (read more).
Since the dawn of time people have used natural resources in order to improve the quality of life. That is why we pattern upon nature. For the production of I Love Grain accessories we use natural materials (OEKO-TEX) and for the filling of pillows, poufs, toys, mattresses and other accessories, we use a variety of grains, such as buckwheat hulls described herein.