In a press event at San Francisco International Airport this morning, airport officials announced the grand opening of what they believe is the world’s first in-airport free yoga studio. Because, of course San Francisco should have the first airport yoga studio.

Clocking in at a minuscule 150 square feet, the studio was apparently a suggestion of an SFO traveler who felt the pristine new Terminal 2 had everything one could want except a place to practice the ancient spiritual discipline. The studio also features free mats (gross?), serene blue walls, and endless freedom from the hustle and bustle just outside the door.

Although there’s a standard set of international symbols used in airports throughout the world, the folks at SFO are the first to come up with one indicating “Yoga Room”. (Airport officials seemed particularly proud of that one.) In lieu of a ribbon cutting, there was a celebratory sun salutation followed by a small reception featuring fresh fruit, yogurt and granola. (Obviously.)

New Item: Japanese School Girl Flag, on wood

January 26, 2012

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These have just been finished! Artist, Eddie Colla is working on a small number of wood pieces which will be sold on www.fiftyseven-thirtythree.com . This is the first of three.

The Japanese School Girl Flag design is 10″x10″ image transfer and paint on wooden panel. The photos above show some close ups of the detail. For those of you who are feelin’ the hoodie we made of this design you might want to check this out.

Click on the photos to send you to the website for more information. You can also click here: Japanese School Girl Flag.