A full white gardenia sits at the heart of this white gardenia mahjong mat, its ivory petals opening around a small gold center, ringed by two more blooms, pale buds and glossy green leaves. A navy-and-green field frames the bouquet, and a bold gold Greek key border runs the outer edge.
The look is clean and classical. Ivory blossoms and deep green foliage read crisp against the dark ground, tiles stay easy to see, and the meander border squares the play with a steady rhythm. Guests get a garden-club-meets-grand-hotel feeling right away.
The Art: Gardenia and Greek Key
Creamy gardenia petals are drawn in soft, overlapping layers with faint gold veining, set among emerald and sage leaves and little olive-like berries. A navy eight-point star frames the center panel, and the gold meander border gives it an antique, architectural finish. Fine detail lives at the frame and in the foliage, leaving the pale center open where hands pass between rounds. White-on-green calm plus a Greek key edge is the character of this piece.
On the Table
Neoprene body, smooth fabric top, non-slip rubber base. The soft surface hushes the shuffle and is gentle on tile faces. Walls stay standing. Racks, jokers and dice sit steady on the low-friction top, and dye-sublimation printing sets the ivory and green into the fabric so the color holds through years of weekly games without cracking or fading.
Two Sizes: 23.5" or 31.5"
The 23.5" x 23.5" (60 x 60 cm) suits smaller tables, tighter corners and travel to the club. The 31.5" x 31.5" (81 x 81 cm) is the full-size field most groups choose for a standard card table, with room for four walls, four racks and the discard pile. Take the larger one if your four like breathing space.
A Gift for the Classicist
- The hostess who keeps a refined, understated table
- League players who want something elegant and neutral
- Gift buyers after a timeless white-and-green design
- Players who match the mat to a navy or classic room
Brush it off after the last hand, wipe with a damp cloth if the evening ran late, and store it rolled instead of folded.