Free DVD with every order just through Sunday February 6!

We are including a DVD with every order just through SUNDAY FEBRUARY 6.

We created this DVD so that you could have 5 sequences to practice on your Mandala Yoga Mat.  But feel free to take the sequences and change them to make them your own.

Be inspired, be creative, let go and move.  We need to move!

I find that when I am on this mat there are no limits to what my practice can be.  Whether I spend the whole time on the floor or come to standing, the circular shape allows me to move without boundaries.

I hope that the DVD will give you that opportunity to take your practice and make it into your own creation.

Namaste

Desiree

$5 SHIPPING

We are offering $5 shipping on single mat orders until January 31!!!!

This offer only available for the continental US.

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to phone or e-mail us.

Namaste

Desiree

Cut to order traditional rectangular mats

For those taller yogis we can cut you any length traditional rectangular mat you would like. 

3 X 7 feet no problem. 

2 X 8 feet we can do it. 

Pop us an e-mail or call and we will give you a quote.

info@mandalayogamat.com
360-945-5536

Namaste

Desiree

Great write up on our mats.

Check out this new yoga web site.  And they did a great little write up on our mats.  :   )

http://placestoyoga.com/think-outside-the-rectangle/

another kiva loan

About the Loan

Location:	Kisauni, Kenya		Repayment Term:	14 months (more info)
Activity:	Medical Clinic		Repayment Schedule:	Monthly
Loan Use:	To purchase medicine for her clinic and admission beds for in-patients.		Currency Exchange Loss:	Possible
			Default Protection:	Not Covered

Everlyne is a married woman with four children all of whom attend school. She rents a house that has electricity, but not piped water. Her greatest monthly expenses are medical bills.

She has operated a medical clinic, administering to her community members and passersby. Everlyne faces a major challenge of seasonality in her business. She hopes to open another medical clinic in the future.

With the KES 40,000 she wants to purchase medicine and admission beds for in-patients. She decided to join Yehu to get loans to boost her business.

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Thank You For Supporting Us

We have now been making and selling our 6 ft round yoga mats for over 1 1/2 years.  Thank you everyone for supporting our little company.

Since starting this adventure we have added a DVD, Mat Cleaner, Yoga Pads, and a special mat bag to carry the mat.

I know that the other company (I can't say their name because I was sent a letter from their lawyer) who sells a round mat is selling it for a few dollars less.  I am unable to lower my price any more as I don't have the resources to compete pricewise with the bigger company.  But in the spirit of yoga if you really want one of our mats and the cost is just to high please get in touch with us so we can make it affordable for you.

My whole idea for creating this mat was to help you be more creative and want to build a home practice.  Over 1200 mats later I am hoping that is what is happening.

If you would like to read the whole story about the bigger guy taking advantage of the smaller business please go to our first few posts from September 2009.

Thank you again for your support!

Namaste

Desiree

KIVA

KIVA is such an amazing organizaton and they make to so easy to help someone out by giving money for a loan.  Check it out.  Here is info on our latest loan.  We will continue to give a portion of our mat sales to KIVA or another charitable organization.

Namaste

http://www.kiva.org/lend/212068

ocation:	Maendeleo, Kenya		Repayment Term:	14 months (more info)
Activity:	Used Clothing		Repayment Schedule:	Monthly
Loan Use:	To purchase a bale of clothes and clothing materials.		Currency Exchange Loss:	Possible
			Default Protection:	Not Covered

Zena is a married woman with three children who all attend school. She has been operating her business of selling second hand clothes from door to door to her neighbors and passersby for five years. With the 30,000 KES she wants to purchase a bale of clothes and clothing materials.

She faces the challenges of seasonality, especially the months of May and June during the rainy season when only heavy clothing are on sale. Zena hopes to build her own house someday in her life.

She decided to join Yehu so as to get a loan to boost her business and improve her way of living.

Zena rents a house with electricity and piped water. Her greatest monthly expense is food.