Yoga mats and props
A yoga mat is the base of a home practice: cork and jute have a distinct texture you can feel under your hands. The standard size is 183 × 61 cm, and the thickness is chosen to suit your style of practice.
The collection has mats in cork, jute, PU on rubber and TPE, plus a travel mat in suede-feel microfibre, along with blocks, wheels, rollers and cork balls for self-massage. A thicker mat feels softer when kneeling and on your hands; a thinner one gives steadier footing in balance poses. Our mats and props do not come from Bali — the incense and scents that go with them do.
From the Guide
How to choose a yoga mat: thickness, size and style of practice
The best mat is the one that suits your practice, not a ranking. Four questions are enough to choose it once and choose it well.
How to care for a cork, jute or rubber yoga mat
A mat made from natural materials ages differently from a foam one. A few habits after practice keep cork from crumbling at the edges and rubber from cracking.
Meditation for beginners: how to sit, how long, where to start
Meditation is not about stopping thought. It is about noticing that the mind has wandered — and calmly coming back. Five minutes a day is enough to start.
Block, wheel, bolster, strap: what yoga props are for
Props are not for people who “cannot do it”. A block, strap and bolster let you come into a pose calmly instead of forcing it — which is why teachers use them too.
A yoga corner at home: space, light and scent
You do not need a separate room. Two metres of floor, a fixed place for the mat and one signal that says: now it is practice.
An evening wind-down ritual: 20 minutes with a mat, breath and scent
On Bali the day closes with a gesture — an offering, incense smoke, a moment of silence. This ritual does the same in a flat in Europe: twenty minutes that separate day from night.