




The buckwheat pillow has been the companion to the shikibuton in Japan for centuries. The hulls move inside the case to take the shape of your neck and cradle the head, which keeps the spine in a neutral line and takes strain off the muscles. People buy them for neck pain, headaches and snoring, and keep them because the hulls never hold heat.
The case zips so you can remove hulls for a lower pillow. Buckwheat by the pound is sold separately for topping up.
Sizes line up with Corsican bed sizes, so a Queen here fits a Queen bed. Add it to a bed order and it ships separately from the maker; the bed itself still arrives white-glove.
Handmade to order in Seattle, Washington. Allow production lead time; we will confirm the ship date when you order.
Made to order in Seattle, Washington. Each piece is cut and filled after you order. We confirm the ship date with you as soon as the maker schedules it.
Free shipping, direct from the workshop. Bedding ships by ground straight from the maker, in its own box. If a Corsican bed is on the same order, the bed still comes separately with its own delivery team.
5% off with a Corsican bed. Put a Corsican bed and a bedding piece on the same order and 5% comes off the bedding at checkout, automatically.
Made-to-order bedding is final sale. If anything arrives damaged or not as ordered, tell us within 7 days and we will make it right with the maker.
Questions people ask
Side sleepers need the most loft, back sleepers a medium, stomach sleepers the least. Adjustable pillows let you take fill out or add more until it feels right.
Layered wool settles 15 to 30% in the first months, then holds. Sunning it and a firm shake restore loft. Latex and buckwheat do not settle.
Spot clean the pillow and use a zippered cover or pillowcase you can machine wash. Cases are listed separately.
Only where the listing says so. Standard, Queen and King pillows use regular pillowcases; matching organic cases are available for the odd sizes.