ZONE by Lydia – Listening to Country – Cork Yoga Block

Emma Freeman

Melissa Mai

This block is unique for three reasons – firstly, it’s octagonal in shape (designed to help increase depth and alignment within poses). Secondly the “Listening to Country ” illustration by a First Nations artist which assists me with connection and focus throughout my practice. And lastly, because $5 of every block sold goes to an Indigenous charity. A beautiful, mindful addition to any yoga or mat practice. I love that the block itself is made using renewable, sustainable cork.

Emily Fletcher

This is a beautiful & solid yoga block. The density feels really supportive and grounding. I love that being cork it’s naturally antibacterial and non-slip. And the indigenous artwork makes the block feel more meaningful. I love it! I love that ZONE by Lydia created their Listening to Country Range in collaboration with an aboriginal artist. It’s important for each of us to recognise, appreciate and celebrate the rich culture of the indegenous peoples, the true custodians of our land. Giving voice and showcasing their gifts is necessary as we evolve as a society.

This is a beautiful & solid yoga block. The density feels really supportive and grounding. I love that being cork it’s naturally antibacterial and non-slip. And the indigenous artwork makes the block feel more meaningful. I love it! I love that ZONE by Lydia created their Listening to Country Range in collaboration with an aboriginal artist. It’s important for each of us to recognise, appreciate and celebrate the rich culture of the indegenous peoples, the true custodians of our land. Giving voice and showcasing their gifts is necessary as we evolve as a society.

This is a beautiful & solid yoga block. The density feels really supportive and grounding. I love that being cork it’s naturally antibacterial and non-slip. And the indigenous artwork makes the block feel more meaningful. I love it! I love that ZONE by Lydia created their Listening to Country Range in collaboration with an aboriginal artist. It’s important for each of us to recognise, appreciate and celebrate the rich culture of the indegenous peoples, the true custodians of our land. Giving voice and showcasing their gifts is necessary as we evolve as a society.