Azulejo Celeste Mahjong Mat Bring soft blue-and-white elegance to the table with Azulejo Celeste, an original design created as part of the Catalina Estrada x Mahjong by SI artist collaboration. Mirrored botanical florals in layered shades of blue and white surround a soft periwinkle center, creating a delicate porcelain-inspired composition with a calm, luminous feel. The intricate symmetry gives the design the look of decorative tilework while keeping the play area refined and balanced. As the lighter sister to Azulejo, Azulejo Celeste brings a softer sky-blue and periwinkle palette to the same timeless chinoiserie family. Catalina Estrada is a Colombian pattern designer and illustrator based in Barcelona, known for vibrant, nature-inspired work rooted in the colors, flora, fauna, and culture of Latin America. Her designs blend bold color, repetition, and balance to create richly detailed visual worlds. Why You Will Love It Original artwork by Catalina Estrada Created as part of the Catalina Estrada x Mahjong by SI artist collaboration Mirrored blue-and-white botanical florals inspired by classic porcelain Soft periwinkle center with layered cobalt and sky-blue details Coordinating sister design to Azulejo Smooth 3MM neoprene surface for effortless tile movement Cushioned construction for a quieter, more comfortable game Beautiful for gatherings, gifting, and everyday play Durable stitched edge for long-lasting quality Easy to roll, store, and travel with Printed in the USA Crafted to order Details Dimensions: Available in 20" x 20", 31.5" x 31.5", and 33.5" x 33.5" Material: Smooth 3MM neoprene with a stitched border Artwork: Original artwork by Catalina Estrada Storage The mat arrives rolled and packaged in a protective plastic bag for convenient storage and transportation. The border may not lay completely flat when first unrolled, but it will typically relax and flatten with regular use. Please Note Because each mat is printed, slight color variations may occur during the production process. Colors may also appear slightly different in person due to screen settings, lighting, and edited photography.
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