Supporting Your Yoga Journey with Mats, Props, and More

Asivana
(ah-SEE-vah-nuh) n.

1. A natural coming together

2. Where tools meet intention, and practice becomes a shared experience

Asivana Yoga Company

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  • What Yoga Props Do Beginners Need Article

    What Yoga Props Do Beginners Need?

    Jack Utermoehl

    Yoga can be approachable for everyone, and the right tools make it even more accessible. Props are not signs of inexperience; they are supports that help maintain alignment, improve balance,...

    What Yoga Props Do Beginners Need?

    Jack Utermoehl

    Yoga can be approachable for everyone, and the right tools make it even more accessible. Props are not signs of inexperience; they are supports that help maintain alignment, improve balance,...

  • Do You Wear Shoes for Yoga Article

    Do You Wear Shoes for Yoga?

    Jack Utermoehl

    Almost always, no. In a yoga class, you normally take your shoes off and practice barefoot. Bare feet improve traction, balance, and body awareness, and they also fit the quiet,...

    Do You Wear Shoes for Yoga?

    Jack Utermoehl

    Almost always, no. In a yoga class, you normally take your shoes off and practice barefoot. Bare feet improve traction, balance, and body awareness, and they also fit the quiet,...

  • What Does Namaste Mean in Yoga Article

    What Does Namaste Mean in Yoga?

    Jack Utermoehl

    In yoga, namaste most commonly means “I bow to you” or “salutations to you.” In modern yoga classes, teachers often use it to close class as a gesture of respect, gratitude, or shared presence. The...

    What Does Namaste Mean in Yoga?

    Jack Utermoehl

    In yoga, namaste most commonly means “I bow to you” or “salutations to you.” In modern yoga classes, teachers often use it to close class as a gesture of respect, gratitude, or shared presence. The...

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Asivana Yoga Flux Cork Yoga Mat Favorite Style of Yoga

About Asivana Yoga

I’m Jack Utermoehl, and I created Asivana Yoga in 2022 to serve the yoga community.

At Asivana, I focus on offering meaningful yoga jewelry, high-quality cork yoga mats, and yoga props/accessories while sharing knowledge that helps us all grow, both on and off the mat.

My mission is grounded in a few key values:

  • Unity (Yoga)
  • Heroism (Vira)
  • Service (Seva)
  • Community (Kula)
  • Sustainability (Ahimsa)

When I founded Asivana, I wanted to do more than sell products, I wanted to connect with yoga practitioners on multiple dimensions.

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