Silkworm and Buckwheat Hull Pillow

Buckwheat is a gluten-free, nutrient-rich seed often used as a grain alternative. Despite its name, it is not related to wheat. It is commonly used in foods like soba noodles, pancakes, and porridge. Buckwheat hulls, the outer shells of the seeds, are popular as pillow filling due to their firm yet moldable support, breathability, and durability. Rich in antioxidants and fiber, buckwheat is also valued for its health benefits.

Buckwheat pillows provide firm, adjustable support, helping to align your neck and spine properly. They promote airflow, keeping you cool throughout the night, and they last much longer than traditional pillows.

Choose a buckwheat pillow by considering size, adjustability, and material quality. A zippered design allows you to customize firmness by adding or removing hulls. Organic cotton covers enhance breathability, and high-quality, chemical-free buckwheat hulls provide firm support for proper spinal alignment.

Yes! Buckwheat pillows mold to your head and neck, reducing pressure points and improving spinal alignment, which can help alleviate neck pain and stiffness.

To clean a buckwheat pillow, remove the buckwheat hulls and store them in a dry container. Wash the pillowcase in cold water with mild detergent, then air dry completely before refilling it with the hulls. Avoid washing the hulls, as moisture can damage them.

Yes! Our pillows are made with 100% organic buckwheat hulls and natural cotton covers, free from synthetic materials and chemicals, making them a sustainable choice.