Bourbon on the Rocks Mahjong Mat

Raise a glass to Kentucky tradition with Bourbon on the Rocks, an original watercolor design created as part of the artist collaboration between Watercolors by Aimee and Mahjong by SI.

Warm amber tones, painterly glassware, and bourbon-inspired details come together in Aimee’s expressive watercolor style, creating a design that feels sophisticated, spirited, and distinctly Southern.

Created by Aimee Griffith, the artist behind Watercolors by Aimee and the official artist of the 148th Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks, Bourbon on the Rocks blends watercolor artistry with one of Kentucky’s most iconic traditions.

Perfect for bourbon lovers, Kentucky-inspired entertaining, game nights, gifting, or anyone who appreciates refined Southern style, this mat brings warmth and personality to every mahjong table.

Why You Will Love It

• Original watercolor artwork by Watercolors by Aimee
• Created as part of the Watercolors by Aimee x Mahjong by SI artist collaboration
• Bourbon-inspired design with warm amber and neutral tones
• Expressive watercolor style with polished Southern charm
• Smooth 3MM neoprene surface for effortless tile movement
• Cushioned construction for a quieter, more comfortable game
• Durable stitched edge for long-lasting quality
• Easy to roll, store, and travel with
• Perfect for bourbon lovers, Kentucky gifting, and entertaining
• Printed in the USA

Details

• Available sizes: 20" x 20", 31.5" x 31.5", and 33.5" x 33.5"
• Material: Smooth 3MM neoprene
• Edge: Durable stitched border
• Surface: Smooth playing surface designed for easy tile movement
• Construction: Cushioned for a quieter, more comfortable game
• Production: Printed in the USA

Storage

The mat arrives rolled and packaged in a protective plastic bag for convenient storage and transportation.

When first unrolled, the border may not lay completely flat. Place the mat on a smooth surface and allow it to relax naturally with regular use.

Please Note

Because each mat is printed, slight color variations may occur during the production process. Colors may also appear slightly different in person due to screen settings, lighting, and edited photography.