TatamiMatten
TatamiMatten is a traditional Japanese floor covering that has been used for centuries in homes, temples, and other buildings. It is made from natural materials, typically consisting of a woven mat of rush straw (often from the Phragmites australis plant) and a layer of rice straw or other plant fibers. The mat is then spread on a wooden frame, creating a stable and comfortable surface for walking and sitting.
The term "Tatami" refers to the individual mats, while "Matten" refers to the entire floor covered with
TatamiMatten is known for its comfort, durability, and aesthetic appeal. It provides a soft and cushioned surface,
In modern times, TatamiMatten is still used in traditional Japanese architecture and design, as well as in