Size: M · 23.5" x 23.5"
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Blue Delft Mahjong Mat - Mah Jongg Table Mat
$59.99
The details
A mahjong mat is the soft, stable foundation of a good game — and this one makes any table ready in seconds. The smooth micro-woven fabric surface lets tiles shuffle quietly instead of clattering, keeps painted tile faces free of scratches, and holds your walls exactly where you build them.
Underneath, a non-slip rubber base grips the table so nothing slides mid-game. Pick the size that fits your table: M (60x60 cm / 23.5 in) for smaller tables and travel, or L (81x81 cm / 31.5 in) for a full four-rack American mah jongg game on a standard card table.
01 / 05Built for play
The heart of this neoprene mahjong mat is its micro-woven fabric top. Tiles shuffle with a soft, quiet rustle instead of a clatter, painted tile faces stay free of scratches, and your walls keep their shape from the first deal to the last hand.
02 / 05Fits your table
Every mahjong table mat comes in two square sizes: M (60 x 60 cm / 23.5 in) for smaller tables, cozy corners and travel — and L (81 x 81 cm / 31.5 in), the full playing field most American mah jongg groups choose, with room for four racks, four walls and the discard pile.
03 / 05Made to last
Reinforced double-stitched borders keep this mah jongg mat sharp through years of weekly games. No fraying, no curling, no peeling — the edges stay as neat as the day it arrived, even with frequent rolling, storage and travel.
04 / 05Just right
Three millimeters is the sweet spot for a mahjong playing mat: cushioned enough that tiles lift easily and the tabletop stays protected, yet low-profile enough that racks sit steady and the whole field stays flat and even.
05 / 05Rock solid
The textured natural rubber backing grips wood, glass and felt tables alike, so your mahjong mat stays planted through enthusiastic shuffles and the busiest Charleston — no creeping mat, no drifting walls, no chasing the field.
Everything you need to know about our mahjong mats.
Yes. The cushioned micro-woven surface absorbs the clatter of shuffling and turns it into a soft rustle — you can hold a conversation while the walls are being built.
Two square sizes: 23.5 x 23.5 in (60 x 60 cm) and 31.5 x 31.5 in (81 x 81 cm). Both are made for four-player games with room for walls, hands and discards.
Most groups pick the 31.5 in mat for a standard card table — it holds four racks comfortably. The 23.5 in version suits smaller tables, tighter corners and games that travel.
Yes. Our custom mahjong mat builder takes any width and height from 15.7 to 39.4 in (40 to 100 cm), to the millimetre, printed with your own image. A custom size is cut by hand with square corners and stitched in black after printing, so its stitching isn't printed in your design's colours like on the two standard sizes. Keep faces, text and logos at least 0.6 in (1.5 cm) in from every edge.
Yes. The field is sized with racks in mind, and the grippy surface keeps your wall standing right in front of your rack through the Charleston and beyond.
No. The fabric top gives tiles just enough grip: they slide when you push them and stay put when you stack them, so walls hold their shape.
No. The textured natural rubber base grips wood, glass and felt alike, so the mat stays planted through the most enthusiastic shuffles.
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About this design
A cobalt-and-white Delft pitcher stands beside a vase of streaked tulips, a glass of wine, lemons half-peeled and a string of pearls trailing across an old oak table. This blue Delft mahjong mat draws on the Dutch golden-age still life, then rings it with a border of hand-painted Delft tiles, windmills, sailing ships and tulips, all in that familiar cobalt on cream.
Set for a game, it looks like a museum table in the best way. The warm browns and deep blues let ivory tiles sit forward cleanly, and guests linger on the tile border, spotting a windmill here, a ship there. Blue or natural racks tie right into the palette.
Rich oil-painting tones, umber shadow, gold drapery, the unmistakable Delft blue on the ceramics, all rendered with old-master patience. The tile border is a story in itself. The still life sits high and left, leaving the tabletop open where your hands rest between the walls, so the pearls and lemons stay in view, not lost under a rack. The pearl-corner frame ties it together.
Neoprene made, with a smooth fabric top and a non-slip rubber base that stays put. The soft face quiets the shuffle and is easy on tile faces. Walls hold their line. Racks, jokers and dice settle without slipping. Dye-sublimation sets the deep blues and warm browns into the fabric, so the still life keeps its richness through years of weekly games without cracking or fading.
The 23.5" x 23.5" (60 x 60 cm) suits smaller tables, tight corners and travel. The 31.5" x 31.5" (81 x 81 cm) is the full-size field most groups pick for a standard card table, holding four walls, four racks and the discard pile. Playing four at home? Take the larger.
Brush it off after play, wipe with a damp cloth if the evening got merry, and store it rolled rather than folded.
