Description
Eggplant yoga mat
The mandala is not an asana in yoga, but rather an aid that can calm and relax the body when viewed. Mandalas are able to focus the mind on the essentials so that the soul can achieve general balance and contentment. With the PVC yoga mat Mandala you always have a mandala with you, which offers you the opportunity to concentrate and relax at the same time during the exercise sequences and in the asana positions, whether in the yoga studio or at home. The pictorial representation of the OM guides your gaze to the essentials during practice, namely breathing and relaxing. This will help you stay focused and in the flow of breathing.
The nubbed, structured surfaces of the Mandala yoga mat in aubergine are non-slip on both sides, non-slip, stretchy and shock-absorbing. This yoga mat offers pleasant comfort during your first yoga exercises. An inlaid polyester fabric makes this yoga mat dimensionally stable and long-lasting. Due to its size of 183 x 61 cm, it offers enough space even in Shavasana.
This non-slip yoga mat is also known as an Eco PVC yoga mat because the phthalates (plasticizers) used are below the limit of 0.1%, meaning the plastic yoga mats can be used by practitioners of all ages. The material of these PVC yoga mats is tested for residues at regular intervals by the SGS Institute in Traunstein. They are produced in Taiwan by companies with many years of experience and are also subject to the SGS test there.
After your sweaty yoga exercises, you can easily clean this non-slip yoga mat with a damp cloth. If it is very dirty or smells, this mat can also be easily washed in the washing machine at a maximum of 30° degrees. Then simply hang it up to dry and you will have a perfect non-slip yoga mat for your next yoga class. Please do not put this PVC yoga mat in the dryer to dry. Use little, if any, liquid detergent on this non-slip yoga mat.
Please note that the grip of any PVC yoga mat is affected by sweat or moisture, as the material of the PVC yoga mat is not absorbent and a film of moisture or grease on the yoga mat can automatically lead to a loss of grip.