Ngondro Prostration Mat Set – Velvet Buddhist Practice Mat for Vajrayana Prostrations, Guru Yoga & Retreat

Ngondro Prostration Mat Set Velvet Buddhist Practice Mat for Vajrayana Prostrations This complete prostration mat set is made to support regular Ngondro and Vajrayana practice. The long mat is covered with soft, thick velvet, providing a smooth surface for repeated full-length prostrations. It is suitable for daily accumulations, Guru Yoga, retreat practice, and other forms of Buddhist practice that include repeated prostrations. The set also includes a small lotus-embossed pad and practical accessories for regular use. The design is simple and functional, intended for practitioners who need a dedicated space for daily practice. Set Includes • 1 long prostration mat • 1 small lotus-embossed practice pad • 1 pair of practice gloves • 1 set of knee protection accessories • 1 carrying / storage bag Size Long mat: 60 × 200 cm Approx. 23.6 × 78.7 inches Material • Soft velvet fabric • Thick and comfortable surface • Smooth finish for repeated movement Suitable For • Ngondro practice • Buddhist prostrations • Guru Yoga • Vajrayana practice • Retreat • Daily Dharma practice • Home shrine or meditation room • Dharma center or retreat space Practical Features • Smooth velvet surface for easier movement • Long format designed for full prostrations • Matching lotus pad included • Gloves and knee protection included • Tally counter for accumulation practice • Carrying bag for storage and transport The mat may be rolled or stored when not in use, making it practical for both home practice and retreat. Please Note Product photographs are for reference. Because production batches may vary, the item you receive may have small differences in: • Color • Velvet texture • Lotus pattern • Accessory design • Stitching or finishing details These variations do not affect the normal use of the practice set. Please keep the mat clean and store it respectfully when not in use. 🙏 May this practice set support steady effort, sincere Dharma practice, and the accumulation of virtue for the benefit of all beings. KAMALA HIMALAYA