SITME™ Portable Meditation Bench - Lightweight Wooden Seiza & Yoga Stool for Mindful Sitting, Tea Ceremonies, Prayer, Ergonomic Design
The SITME bench is your portable companion for meditation, tea ceremonies, seiza sitting and praying. Designed to support proper posture and ease tension in your knees and straighten your back, it’s crafted from high-quality pine plywood—lightweight yet durable to elevate your meditation practice, wherever it takes you.
SITME’s unique T-shape might seem unsteady at first glance, but this is intentional. It invites you to find your own center, engage your core, and cultivate a deeper sense of balance. This subtle challenge embodies the essence of mindfulness: staying focused and aware.
The bench is perfectly shaped for the Seiza pose, supporting a straight spine and relieving knee pressure. The gently curved leg naturally encourages proper alignment in the lumbar region, providing healthy comfort throughout your practice.
Whether for meditation, relaxation, breathing exercises, or tea ceremonies, the SITME bench becomes an integral part of your mindful routine, bringing a spiritual and ritualistic atmosphere to your space.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
- Materials: Sturdy beech plywood—strong, safe, and lightweight
- Assembled Dimensions: 39 x 16 x Height: 17 or 19.5 cm
- Disassembled Dimensions: 39 x 16 x 2.5 cm
- Weight: 800g
PRODUCT DISCLAIMER
SITME is designed as a simple, affordable meditation bench focused on functionality and mindfulness. The wood is left unfinished, hand-sanded for a smooth, natural feel that we believe is preferable to varnish or oils. If you prefer a finish, feel free to stain or oil it as you like.
A NOTE ON BALANCE:
Finding balance with SITME takes time. Like learning to ride a bike, it requires patience—you wouldn’t blame the bike for those first wobbles! Allow yourself regular practice over a few weeks to find your center and experience the full benefits.
For inspiration, check out the testimonials from others who have embraced this mindful journey.
Happy meditating, and namaste!
