Planet
"What you do makes a difference.
You must decide everyday, what kind of a difference you want to make"
Nurturing Growth
A part of the proceeds from every sale go towards helping the change-makers at Kalote Animal Trust rescue & rehabilitate animals that have been injured, ill-treated or ignored.
Read about the truly phenomenal work that the Kalote Animal Trust
Write to us at info@koshayoga.co for ways you can help them.
Plastic Free Packaging
Extra care is taken to ensure that the packaging we use for all our yoga & meditation products is sustainable and not wasteful.
We use recycled paper, cornstarch covers and cotton bags to pack all of our products and besides the packaging tape our packaging is 100% plastic free.
We're constantly exploring ideas to make our packaging reusable.
Carbon Neutral Shipping
While we currently offer our customers the opportunity to offset the carbon footprint of shipping their favourite products, the eventual goal is to be able to offset the carbon footprint of all our activities.
Looking For Something Else?
Are You A Yoga Teacher?
There's nothing more we love than working with yoga teachers. If you're a yoga teacher, join the Kosha Ambassador program now!
Want To Stock Our Products?
Have a retail space loved by the yoga community? Stock our products at your store.
Conducting A Yoga Retreat?
Need assistance with your event, workshop or retreat? We're always ready to help.
Kosha Community Blog
Make Yoga a Part Of Your Busy Routine In 2025
5 Reasons to Make Jal Neti Part of Your Wellness Routine
Do you suffer from a stuffy or runny nose, constant sneezing or sinus headaches?
Tired of trying different medicines with no permanent fix?
As surprising as it may sound, the solution to these problems could be in yoga.
Read on to know more.
Struggles of a Yoga Teacher in India
In the heartland of yoga, where ancient wisdom intertwines with contemporary trends, being a yoga teacher in India today is both a profound journey and a daunting challenge.
The Struggles of Being a Yoga Teacher in India are real. Read on for a few tips on how to navigate these choppy waters.
