Pipersong Meditation Chair Plus, Home Office Desk Chair, Cross Legged Chair with Lumbar Support and Adjustable Stool, Flexible Design for Fidgety Sitters, Black

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There is a piece of string attached to the center of your crown of head, lifting your head upwards gently and keeping your spine elongated.

The extra room on this cross-legged chair’s seat makes it ideal for those who do most of their work from the comfort of their home, where they may relax into any posture for hours on end. The Pipersong Meditation Chair is one of those items that just remains on your wishlist because it's a want and not a need. This cross-legged office chair is designed to provide exceptional leg support with its highly elastic seat cushion. In contrast to conventional office chairs, the Pukami cross-legged chair does away with armrests and castors, which takes the eye-catching design to the next level.And even if you’re concerned about being able to adjust the height on the backrest or want a wider seat cushion, you’re in luck: The company is launching an upgraded version with those features this winter. The structure of the pressure-resistant and the fact that it reclines to a full 30 degrees make it ideal for relieving back pain. Turn the tilt tension adjustment knob underneath the seat to increase or decrease the amount of force needed to rock or recline.

Whether it's a day filled with meetings or you're working to beat a tight deadline, this stylish mid-back mesh swivel task chair will keep you cool and comfortable throughout your busy day. Keep in mind that sitting cross-legged in an office chair may require your body to adapt to the difference in height, adjust the lumbar support, and more. inch thick footstool provide comfortable support for your hip, feet, knees, and ankles while switching positions. We use different carriers in different areas based on which fulfillment option is more time and cost-efficient.

It is designed to swivel around the seat and the shape allows you to sit crosslegged, squat, kneeling and any other combination you can think of that your legs will move in.