Pink and ivory tulips crowd the middle of this Gilded Tulip Garden MTG playmat, packed so tightly that the stems vanish under the petals. Lilac spills in from the left, daffodils glow on the right, and an apple tree in full blossom hangs over the top edge. Small gold squares and rings sit scattered through the grass like pieces of hammered leaf.
On a table the mat reads soft and bright. No single creature pulls focus here, so the eye drifts from the tulip bed down to the forget-me-nots along the bottom and back again. That calm spread of color leaves room for your cards to sit on top without fighting the art.
The Art: Klimt-Inspired Spring Mosaic
Gustav Klimt's gold-flecked garden canvases are the clear reference here; the painting borrows their meadow look. Brushwork is short and dabbed. Each flower gets a few confident strokes instead of a fine outline, so from across the room the surface shimmers like tile, while up close you can pick out lily of the valley, ranunculus, daisies and primroses tucked between the tulips. Pastel pink, lavender, butter yellow and sage green carry the palette, and those gold tiles add warmth. Among our Magic the Gathering playmat designs, this is the lightest and most springlike, a welcome break from dragons and brooding planeswalkers.
Gilded Tulip Garden at the Table
At 24 x 14 in (61.5 x 35.5 cm), the standard tournament size, the mat holds a full board without spilling onto your opponent's side. A micro-fiber top lets sleeved cards slide and lift clean. Underneath sits a non-slip rubber base that keeps everything locked in place through shuffles and long combat steps. We print with dye-sublimation, so the color is set inside the fabric rather than on top of it. No cracking, no fading after months of FNM. Browse the rest of our MTG play mats, or compare it with our flagship floral playmat. Players of other games can browse all our TCG playmats.
With Zones or Without Zones
Choose With Zones for light guides marking library, graveyard, exile and the command zone, plus battlefield lanes for lands and creatures. It works as an MTG playmat with zones for Commander and EDH pods as well as 60-card formats. Without Zones leaves the garden open from edge to edge. In both versions the flowers stay the main event.
A Gift for Spring and Selesnya Fans
- Commander players running Selesnya, mono-green or enchantress decks who want a mat that matches their color identity
- Card art lovers drawn to Art Nouveau gold accents and painterly florals
- FNM and LGS regulars tired of dark, gritty playmats
- Kitchen-table players who want a mat pretty enough to leave out between games