A bison crowned with desert blooms fills the center of this bison cactus mahjong mat, framed by arrows, ropes, horseshoes and little stars on a warm rust panel. Four more bison heads sit in the corners. Prickly pear and succulents in coral and teal ring the scene, all wrapped in a cow-print border.
On a set table it reads rugged and a little sweet at once. Guests catch the big shaggy bison first, then the cactus flowers, then the turquoise linework threading through the field. The rust ground gives strong contrast, so light tiles and dark racks both stand out clearly.
The Art: Flower-Crowned Bison
Hand-drawn with dense texture in the fur, the bison anchors a busy southwestern field. Cactus, arrows and horseshoes gather at the corners and edges where the walls go up, leaving the middle clear for play. Dye-sublimation drives the browns, corals and teals deep so the desert color stays vivid.
On the Table
Neoprene sets a smooth fabric top over a non-slip rubber base that won't slide. The padded surface hushes tile shuffling and looks after tile faces. Walls hold their line. Racks, jokers and dice stay put. Dye-sublimation printing locks the color into the fibers, so weekly games won't crack or fade the art.
Two Sizes: 23.5" or 31.5"
23.5" x 23.5" (60 x 60 cm) works for smaller tables, tight corners and travel to the club. 31.5" x 31.5" (81 x 81 cm) is the full-size field for a standard card table, fitting four walls, four racks and the discard pile with room to spare. Bigger table, larger square.
A Gift for the Western Player
- The mah jongg friend with a ranch, desert or southwestern home
- Players who love bison, cactus and cow-print styling
- A hostess who wants a bold, characterful game-night table
- Someone new to the game who wants a mat with grit
Brush it down after the last hand, wipe with a damp cloth if things got spirited, and roll it for storage instead of folding.