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Seafoam Green & Purple Mexican Falsa Yoga Blanket
Seafoam Green & Purple Mexican Falsa Yoga Blanket
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A lightweight yoga blanket that adapts easily to your practice.
Soft, handwoven comfort with flexible support.
The Seafoam Green & Purple Mexican Falsa Yoga Blanket is handwoven in Mexico with a soft, loose weave that folds neatly and drapes comfortably over the body. Its lighter weight makes it easy to reposition throughout class or carry to and from practice.
Use it under the hips in seated poses, folded beneath the knees, or as extra cushioning in restorative postures. During savasana or meditation, it provides breathable warmth without feeling overly heavy.
When you're off the mat, it also works well as a casual throw for everyday use or as a travel blanket.
Handwoven construction gives every blanket its own unique character.
Features
- Handwoven in Mexico
- Soft, lightweight, loose weave
- Folds easily for use as a yoga prop
- Suitable as a cover, prop, or padding during practice
- Machine washable
- Durable blend of acrylic, polyester, and cotton
- Dimensions: 72 x 48 inches
- Handmade variations, including small loop knots, are part of each blanket's unique character
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Items are shipped within 2 business days. See our Shipping Policy
We have a 30-day Return Policy from time of shipment
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Customer Service
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Our Partnerships
Our Partnerships
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Who is Asivana Yoga
After years of teaching yoga and learning from its roots in India, I longed for mats and props as authentic as the practice itself. Asivana is how I share that with you by offering high-quality props and accessories that make it easier to stay committed, inspired, and aligned with your path.
- Jack Utermoehl