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Your yoga mat is a place of sanctuary.
A yoga mat needs to be soft yet supportive and should offer sufficient grip to keep you from slipping and sliding - especially for any type of heated yoga.
Whether you practice from home or the studio, we have the yoga mat for you. Depending on the type of yoga you like to practice, there are different materials - from cork, natural rubber and hemp - with varying levels of thickness (from 1.5mm to 8mm). Learn more on Finding The Right Yoga Mat for You.
Made from natural rubber that is sustainable and comes from a renewable source. Exceptional traction with an open cell rubber grip. Slip-free even when wet..
Designed with sustainability in mind, this beautifully designed cork mat is good for the environment and for your practice. Ideal for hot yoga.
For those of you looking for a mat with a super grip and lighter weight, the Manduka eKO Lite Mat is the mat for you.
No matter what form of yoga is your favorite, Iyengar yoga, with its focus on alignment and innovative use of props, is likely to have influenced your practice. Created by B.K.S. Iyengar and described in his book Light on Yogain 1966, this Hatha-rooted style is accessible to most beginners due to the focus...
Yoga Mats, just like yoga practices, have many different styles. Ranging from thickness to the material being used to create the mat - the possibilities may seem endless. So choosing a yoga mat can seem daunting at first - but once you identify your needs and the style of yoga you practice, you'll be able to choose your perfect mat.
Here are some important factors to keep in mind as you search for your perfect mat:
What kind of yoga do you practice?
For Yin style practices, a thicker cushioned yoga mat might be a good choice as yin yoga requires holding a pose for longer periods of time. Mats can range from 1.5mm to 8mm. For restorative or yin, we recommend a mat that is 4mm or more.
For Hot Yoga, it would be better to have a sticky mat so that the yoga mat grips the floor and you don't slip during your practice. Cork and rubber mats are excellent choices if you're looking for traction.
Where will you be practicing yoga?
If you are planning on transporting your mat, a lightweight mat may be a priority. If you are planning on practicing outdoors, you may want a closed-cell construction for a hygienic practice.Thin mats are generally used for travel or adding on top of the mat you have for additional support.
How tall are you? If you are taller than 6', you are going to want a "long" mat.
At Mukha Yoga, we have many different styles of yoga mats from brands such as yogi favorites: Manduka, Jade Yoga, Yoloha, Hugger Mugger, Shakti Yoga, B Yoga, and more.
