Kapok Pillow

Product: All natural Kapok fill is an ideal natural down alternative. Kapok naturally offers the best properties of silk, cotton, wool and down fills. It's soft yet supportive like silk, with a lighter and fluffier feel than cotton or wool and completely hypoallergenic. Kapok fill is also washable and more durable. Our Kapok pillows are covered in luxurious organic-cotton and are 100% natural and chemical free. If you have been in search for a down alternative pillow that is 100% natural, soft, supportive, lofty and durable, than these Kapok pillows are for you! Available in Standard, Queen and King size with your choice of Light, Medium or Heavy fill. All fill levels have a soft feel for ultimate comfort Features of Natural Kapok Pillows: ·          100% Natural: covered in organic cotton and filled with natural Kapok fiber ·          Kapok Fill: is a fiber from a renewable source, harvested fr...

Product: Natural Kapok Pillow is hand tufted locally in California and made from eco-friendly Kapok fiber derived from the Ceiba tree. We then cover this pillow with 100% Organic Cotton so you receive an absolutely pure product. This high loft pillow, being 8x lighter than cotton, is an excellent alternative to down pillows. It is hypoallergenic so it is ideal for reducing allergens in your home. Supremely soft and cool, this Natural Kapok Pillow will give you a cozy, healthy nights sleep.  Comes with 2 options: adjustable (with zipper for easy to adjust) and non-adjustable. Size: Pillow Fill Size Weight Exterior Case Standard Kapok Sleep Pillow    ∙    Soft   ∙   20 x 26"    ∙   2 lbs.    ∙   Organic Cotton Sateen Standard Kapok Sleep Pillow   ∙   Medium    ∙  ...

More about kapok  ( Ceiba pentandra ), is also called Java cotton, ceiba, or Java kapok,  seed-hair fibre obtained from the fruit of the kapok  tree  or the  kapok tree  itself. Is great that it is a tree that will keep on and on providing more kapok naturally. The kapok is a huge tree of the tropical forest canopy and emergent layer. The tree is found throughout the tropics, the kapok is native to the New World and to  Africa  and at one point it was transported to  Asia , where it is cultivated for its fibre, or floss. The kapok’s huge buttressed trunk tapers upward to an almost horizontal, spreading crown where large, compound leaves are made up of five to eight long, narrow leaflets. In full sun, the kapok can grow up to 13 fee per year, thats a lot of natural groth. The tree eventually reaches over 160 feet. The kapok is deciduous, dropping its foliage after seasonal rainy periods. No need to use any machiner...