Manduka Yogitoes + REPREVE yoga towel from the Van Gogh series

The Manduka Yogitoes + REPREVE yoga towel from the Van Gogh series is just like the Manduka Yogitoes + REPREVE yoga towel in terms of quality and function, except that it boasts a beautiful print of Van Gogh's artwork.

With this collection, Manduka hopes to raise awareness of mental health and support health and positivity in communities around the world.​

With this purchase you support the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Manduka Yogitoes + REPREVE yoga towel from the Van Gogh series

Manduka Yogitoes+ Repreve yoga towel, sustainable and effective, is made from Repreve® performance fibers. Each Yogitoes+ towel is made from 11 recycled bottles. With the patented Skidless® Technology system of silicone cells on the underside, it ensures that the towel always stays in place. The top layer is super absorbent, 50% more absorbent than other yoga towels.

Material: combination of Repreve® fibers and recycled polyester (11 recycled bottles) / 83% recycled polyester (44% Repreve® and 39% recycled polyester), 17% polyamide. The paints do not contain lead, heavy metals, or AZO substances.

• Dimensions: 60 x 180 cm
• Weight 440 g

Almond blossoms / May 1890

"Almond Blossom" was painted by Vincent Van Gogh as a gift for his brother Theo and sister-in-law Jo, on the birth of their son Vincent Willem. The painting Almond Blossoms is painted with precise, repetitive brushstrokes and color mixtures, and with this Van Gogh achieved an extraordinary effect and captured all the beauty of almond blossoms in the painting.

Irises / May 1890

Van Gogh painted this still life in the style of a bouquet towards the end of his trip to Saint-Rémy. He wanted to achieve a strong color contrast. By placing the purple flowers on a yellow background, the shapes stand out even more. Irises were originally purple. But when the red pigment faded, they turned blue.

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Wild roses / May / June 1890.

The first painting Van Gogh painted when he arrived at Saint-Rémy Mental Hospital. He was not allowed to leave the institution for the first few weeks, so he focused on topics within the institution’s fenced garden.

For the great doesn’t happen through impulse alone, and is a succession of little things that are brought together.
Vincent van Gogh to his brother Theo, October 22, 1882.

This quote represents everything we embody in yoga.  We try to tell the story of yoga and its positive impact on everyone. It is a series of small steps on the path to well-being. Whether it’s 30 seconds of focused breathing, a few minutes of soothing thoughts, or 5 minutes of movement, every little thing contributes to success.

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