The Basaho Zabuton Meditation Mat combines organic materials and recycled fibre filling to deliver unparalleled comfort and support, making it a festival essential for mindfulness and relaxation.
Description
The Basaho Zabuton Meditation Mat is designed for ultimate comfort, whether paired with a meditation cushion or used on its own. Its organic cotton cover is soft yet durable, and the recycled fibre filling provides excellent cushioning for long meditation or yoga sessions. Lightweight and easy to transport, this mat is perfect for enhancing your festival experience, offering a supportive surface for workshops, mindfulness practices, or just relaxing at your campsite.
Features
- Soft yet durable organic cotton cover for long-lasting use.
- Recycled fibre filling provides superior cushioning and support.
- Large surface area (90 x 70 cm) accommodates comfortable sitting and kneeling.
- Removable, machine-washable cover for easy cleaning and maintenance.
Benefits
- Provides essential support for extended meditation or yoga sessions.
- Lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry around the festival site.
- Ethically produced with sustainable materials, aligning with eco-friendly values.
Usage Tips
- Pair with a meditation cushion for enhanced comfort during mindfulness or yoga sessions.
- Use as a standalone seating solution on uneven or hard surfaces at festivals.
- Keep clean by placing on a dry surface or using a waterproof barrier underneath when outdoors.
Reviews
- "I use the mat as a base for my meditation cushion. The recycled wool padding is really comfortable and stops any pressure on the ankles from the hard floor. The organic cotton cover is high quality and easy to clean."
- "This mat is robust, durable, and very comfortable. Perfect for long meditation sessions—it holds its shape and provides great support."
- "Great size and very comfortable. The fabric has decent friction, so your knees don’t slide, and it’s easy to clean. Much more practical than rolling out a yoga mat every time I want to meditate."
