Bean bags can be found in college dorm rooms around the world and yet the darn things are usually not even that comfortable. Ever try getting out of one of those things? The Buddha Bag on the other hand, looks like something that would make your body melt into the cushioning. The Buddha Bag basically looks like an oversized bean bag. With the growing girth of the international community, we might see a lot more oversized items.

The Buddha Bag contains memory foam rather than those noisy and uncomfortable beads so every Buddha becomes a custom fit for all awkward body shapes. Choose from an outer fabric of denim, faux fur, faux animals, corduroy, microsuede, or whatever special edition they are offering at the time. If you want the Buddha comfort, but don’t want something so blatantly huge, size ranges are available from 2 feet to 8 feet. And if it gets dirty? Just unzip the cover and throw it in the wash. This could be another college dorm sensation. — Andrew Dobrow

Product Page [Buddha Bag, via StyleHive]

With as many huge storage units for media that are on the market, they’re are relatively few dirt cheap alternatives for people who just want a little peace of mind. The Buddha Machine is a “sound box” from China which comes with 9 prerecorded loops and much applause from fellow meditation fans. With both a headphone jack and a built in speaker, the choice is yours as to who hears what. The loops were written by FM3, a duo of Christiaan Virant and Chinese musician Zhang Jian, based out of Beijing. So sure, you can’t upload your own tunes, but if your needs are limited to this niche, you can’t do much better then getting this $25 gadget. And anything that musician Brain Eno bought so many of (eight according to the product page) is good enough for us. — Andrew Dobrow

Buddha Machine [via Uncrate]