5 Reasons You Will Fly High on the Magic Carpet Yoga Mat
Why You Will Fly High on the Magic Carpet Yoga Mat
Reason 1. You Will Love this Funky Magical Carpet Yoga Mat Design
Colorful yoga designs bring yoga mats to life! We love the art deco influence on an artist-designed magic rug yoga mat. Bewitching colors transform from bold, stand-out reds to deep, flowing purples and blues.
Hop on the Magic Carpet Yoga Mat to explore your yoga practice farther than ever before.
Reason 2. Superior Magic Rug Quality
The Magic Carpet Yoga Mat design is printed using dye sublimation, a cutting-edge technique resulting in the most durable prints.
The yoga mat design is placed on a high quality microfiber lining. The product is a long-lasting, vibrant and unique looking magic rug mat.
Reason 3. Easy to Clean, Long Lasting Yoga Mat
Yoga mats that are simple to clean are our favorite! Cleaning is easy by using a damp cloth to wipe off any mess. If the yoga mat becomes especially messy, put it in a cold washing machine without soap and allow to air dry.
For extra bliss, try misting the yoga mat with a relaxing essential oil before and after practice.
Reason 4. Great Grip for the Best Yoga Mat Experience
Whether practicing yoga on a carpet or on top of a hardwood floor, the Magic Carpet Yoga Mat stays in place. A 100% natural rubber-lined bottom creates grips, sticks and never slips.
Plus, the microfiber top actually becomes stickier with effort and sweat. The surface is soft to touch, supporting your unwinding body during savasana.
Reason 5. Giving Back Good Karma
frequencyRiser gives back a portion of every yoga mat sold to the independent artist who inspired it.
Specifically, this magical mat supports the devoted artist Kip Sikora. See more of Kip’s artwork online, or connect with them on LinkedIn.
Bonus! Best Yoga Mat for Carpet
The Magic Carpet Yoga Mat offers great grip to your hands and on the floor. This mat is one of the best for yoga on carpet. There is never a problem with the mat slipping around.
Yoga mat stays in place, while body and mind go on a magical ride!
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