Ladina Yoga

Ladina Yoga is a London-based mindful yoga brand with roots in Madagascar, founded during lockdown by engineer and yoga teacher Maysun Hassanaly. Celebrated in publications such as Women’s Health, The Guardian, and The Daily Express, Ladina Yoga is known for its colourful, eco-friendly yoga gear that combines artistry, sustainability, and cultural authenticity.

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Ladina Yoga: Mindful Movement with Purpose

Each piece in the collection is designed or handcrafted by African artists, bringing vibrant creativity to premium yoga mats and accessories. With a strong focus on sustainable and ethical practices, Ladina Yoga challenges conventional norms within the yoga industry, encouraging practitioners to reconnect with the earth and the deeper roots of yoga itself.

At the heart of the brand is a commitment to both people and planet. Ladina Yoga empowers local communities across Africa while actively supporting reforestation efforts in Madagascar—one of the world’s most deforested countries—by planting a mangrove tree for every yoga mat sold. By blending mindful design with meaningful impact, Ladina Yoga offers more than yoga gear: it’s a movement for balance, sustainability, and connection.