Retrospec Sedona Zafu Meditation Cushion Filled w/Buckwheat Hulls - Yoga Pillow for Meditation Practices - Machine Washable 100% Cotton Cover & Durable Carry Handle, Crescent, Black

So comfortable and helps me align my hips. Great for stretching or just sitting and watching TV.

I needed a seat that elevates me when I want to sit on the floor. It's firm so it is not squishy. It gives good support. I've had mine for a year so it's held up well. The cotton cover is thick and sturdy. It's well made. Very good quality. The purple color is attractive.

This cushion was a game changer for my meditation practice! It's the right firmness & it offers great support. I love the crescent design. It's portable. I love the handle. It's washable. Love the sustainable hulls, so users can adjust the firmness to personal needs. Good color options. A great value for the money and its overall functionality. I highly recommend this quality product.

Very sturdy filling thus when sitting on it, it forces you to have great posture; which is important to me. Love the material, it is a durable fabric and color is as described.

This is much bigger than expected but seems comfortable. I have not used it yet. I plan on using it for the sound baths that I will attend.

There’s a good pillow I actually sleep on it from my head and I sit on it to better than sitting on my head lol.

I rarely write positive reviews but some of the reviews here were so misleading that I almost considered making my own buckwheat pillow which took hours from my life in research. I was looking for an office chair cushion for better WFH ergonomics and since I'm trying to minimize plastic in my life, I wanted a buckwheat cushion, not a foam/polyester one. My sleeping pillow is buckwheat and after doing a brief sitting test, I found it comfortable enough to continue on with my plan. I came across this and others like it on amazon, and was leaning heavily towards this one because:1) Cheaper than the rest2) 100% Cotton cover and 100% buckwheat hulls fillingBut I saw on the reviews that it had a Prop 65 warning because the hulls were actually acrylic??? Since I saw no pictures substantiating this claim, and making my own pillow might be an order of magnitude more on cost and time, I decided to take the plunge and if the description was as wrong as the reviewer said, return it.So I was glad that the product description is right. It is 100% buckwheat hull fillers and 100% cotton. The only plastic is in the zipper enclosure. TBD as it is as flimsy as the other reviewers have said. I'm pretty happy with my WFH setup and I find the cushion helps me maintain a better posture. There was a bit of a smell, but it reminded me of when I open a bedsheet package. After a day it was gone.As to the prop 65 warning... I live in California... those stickers are everywhere and they are not really helpful as to inform you of the reason why and to quantify the risk. Somethings have the sticker and are not really dangerous if used as intended and other things that are dangerous are yet to be labeled. Some companies put the sticker without testing just to not get into trouble. Could it be because the buckwheat hulls? Psyllium husks (even some organic ones) have the prop 65 warning because the hulls bioaccumulate contaminant in the soil, so it could be something similar.

Excellent product! Love that I can take out some of the buckwheat husks for better size! Perfect for me to sit on in my car for height.