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Moon-kwan is the Thai name for this beautiful and practical relax-cushion that can be found in almost every home in Thailand and that, apart from being beautiful to look at, can also daily be used in many ways.
The cushions come in various models to meet as many applications and tastes as possible. |
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The cushions are very useful for those who like to read in bed. One can relax on it full length on the couch or the floor while having telephone conversations for instance, or watching television. |
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In the normal version the cushions are filled with rice-straw and kapok. In the classical models, they are filled with kapok only. The sides of the cushin show a remarkable resemblance to the Indian 'sri-yantra', a geometric diagram for meditation. |
If you like more infomation about - and to see some pictures of - the manufacture of Thai cushions, click here. ![]() |
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