The darbha grass used to make our Darbha Meditation Mat has a long history of serving as a crucial tool for yogis and sages to use when meditating.

Tropical grass called Dharba or Kusa, which is revered in Vedic texts, is thought to purify offerings during such rituals.

The Rig Veda mentions this grass as being used in religious rituals and as a seating material for priests and deities.

In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna specifically suggests darbha grass as a component of the ideal meditation cushion. It is thought to prevent energy produced during meditation from being released via our body into the earth, mostly through our legs and toes.

A darbhsana or mat facilitates meditation and shields the user from a variety of harmful spiritual influences.

• Hand woven by local weavers in India
• Free from harmful materials and chemicals 
• 100% eco-friendly and biodegradable
• Good for the planet, good for you