Ahimsa mat
Jute surface · natural rubber · GOTS certified
Where in your practice do you still carry violence toward yourself?
A few well-made things
Named for the principles
Ten objects, each named for a principle, made from natural materials and sourced in India from named makers paid a documented fair wage. Each carries a question. The maker's mark stays small — the principle comes first.
Satya bag
Undyed jute & cotton canvas · brass
What truth about your practice are you not yet willing to speak aloud?
Asteya shoes
Vegetable-tanned leather · natural rubber sole
What are you taking from your body that it has not freely given?
Brahmacharya wear
Undyed organic cotton & linen — see Clothing
What would your practice look like if you removed everything not essential?
Aparigraha props
Cork blocks · organic cotton straps · brass
Which prop are you using to avoid something your body already knows?
Saucha mat bag
Undyed cotton canvas · jute drawstring
What needs to be cleared before you begin?
Santosha cushion
Organic cotton · buckwheat fill · brass zip
Can you sit with what is — today — without reaching for what it should be?
Red appears here alone — Tapas means fire.
Tapas journal
Madder-dyed khadi linen · Sanganer rag paper · Coptic-bound
What are you willing to meet in yourself over the next 40 days?
Svadhyaya mala
Rudraksha or sandalwood · silk thread & pouch
What does your practice reveal that you have not yet written down?
Ishvara bowl
Hand-hammered cast brass · India sourced
What would change if you let go of the outcome entirely?
Brahmacharya · undyed, unisex
The clothing
Undyed organic cotton and natural linen. Each piece carries the mark — a small red bindi above the प्र character, and a breath wave at the hem. In undyed natural and forest green.