Pushing Up Daisies Mahjong Mat Brighten your game nights with Pushing Up Daisies, a cheerful mahjong mat that celebrates the simple joy of springtime blooms. Featuring endless rows of white daisies with sunny yellow centers dancing across a fresh lime green backdrop, this design radiates optimism and warmth. A bold circular center medallion showcases an oversized daisy bloom that adds playful focus to your playing surface. The delightfully upbeat color palette brings instant energy to any space, making it perfect for players who love fresh, nature-inspired designs with a modern twist. The repetitive daisy pattern creates visual rhythm while maintaining clarity for gameplay, and the bright lime background provides excellent tile contrast for easy visibility during play. Whether you are hosting a garden party game night or simply want to infuse your mahjong sessions with feel-good vibes, Pushing Up Daisies brings sunshine and smiles to every round. This mat is a celebration of simple pleasures and joyful gatherings. Why You'll Love It Smooth neoprene surface for effortless tile movement Cushioned feel for a quieter, more comfortable game Charming daisy pattern with bold center medallion that adds cheerful character Fresh lime green, white, and yellow palette that energizes your game space Beautiful choice for game nights, gatherings, gifting, and everyday play Durable stitched edge for long-lasting quality Easy to roll, store, and travel with Printed in the USA Details Dimensions: Available in 20 x 20, 31.5 x 31.5, and 33.5 x 33.5 Material: Neoprene with stitched border Storage The mat comes rolled and packaged in a protective plastic bag for easy storage and transport. At Mahjong by SI, we want you to love your mat from the moment it arrives. Please note that the mats border may not lay completely flat at first, 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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