Zafu Stone Cushion
Zafu Stone Cushion
Arriving Winter 2026
Available for purchase this winter. Register for first access and we will write when the collection opens.
Register for first accessWhy choose a round bolster cushion for your home?
With its round shape and firm, comfortable filling, this accessory provides optimal support for the hips, knees, lower back and shoulders, helping the body open up and the breath flow more freely. Placed under the back or legs, it relieves pressure and invites a true letting go.
Naturally dyed according to Ayurvedic principles and handmade, this yoga cushion is an essential to enrich your practice while connecting with the earth.
- Made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton
- Artisanally crafted and dyed with local plants
- Developed around ancestral Ayurvedic virtues
- A chemical-free and plastic-free approach
- Eco-friendly packaging
Materials
Materials
How it is made
How it is made
Care
Care
Certifications
Certifications
Details
Details
- SKU
- ART-SOROPLAINGY01
- Material
- GOTS-certified organic cotton
- Color
- Ayurvedic herbal dye, no synthetic pigment
- Made
- Handwoven in southern India
- Designed
- France
- Weight
- 3.97 lb
the Planet
cotton
southern India
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GOTS-certified cotton
The organic cotton is GOTS-certified, from the farm to the mill and the people who work there.
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Ayurvedic color
Indigo, madder, sappan wood, myrobolan, neem and three turmerics. No synthetic pigment, ever.
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Zero plastic
No PVC, no TPE, no foam core, no plastic grip layer. Cotton, dye, and craft.
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1% for the Planet
One percent of every sale funds reforestation and habitat restoration.
The atelier
Woven, not molded
Most mats are extruded: a sheet of PVC or foam pressed to a thickness and cut. A Mahola mat is made the other way round. Yarn is spun, dyed in a pot, dried in shade, then passed through a handloom by people who have woven cloth their whole working lives.
Questions & answers
How does a cotton mat grip?
A dry cotton mat grips differently from a rubber one, and better as you go. The weave takes up moisture rather than letting it sit on the surface. Many practitioners mist the hand and foot areas lightly before starting.
How do I wash it?
Hand wash, or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Dry flat. Avoid hot water, bleach and harsh detergents. They take the depth out of plant color faster than anything else.
Will the color fade?
Ayurvedic dye holds beautifully in shade and fades in a window. Keep it out of long direct sun, and expect two mats of the same name, a season apart, not to match exactly. The dye lot, the water and the weather it dried in all show up in the cloth.
How does it age?
It softens. Instead of flaking or delaminating, a well-kept mat settles with use, and at the end of a long life it is cotton fiber, which composts.
When can I buy?
The United States collection arrives this winter. Register for first access on the contact page and we will write when it opens. Orders then ship from Colorado within one business day.