Dawg Days
Dawg Days Mahjong Mat
Bring bold color, playful personality, and spirited Southern style to your game table with Dawg Days, an original design created as part of the Paperie and Panache x Mahjong by SI artist collaboration with designer Beth Seabrook.
With its confident red, black, and neutral palette, Dawg Days delivers a graphic, energetic look that feels perfect for lively gatherings and spirited game nights. The balanced composition and decorative details give the mat a polished feel while keeping the overall style fun, classic, and full of personality.
Designed by Beth Seabrook of Paperie and Panache, Dawg Days reflects her love of color, timeless design, and playful preppy style. Its bold palette and tailored pattern make it an eye-catching addition to the table without relying on team names, logos, mascots, slogans, or other licensed references.
Perfect for game-day gatherings, fall entertaining, gifting, or everyday play, this mat brings a spirited pop of color to every mahjong table.
Why You Will Love It
- Original artwork by Beth Seabrook of Paperie and Panache
- Created as part of the Paperie and Panache x Mahjong by SI artist collaboration
- Bold red, black, and neutral color palette
- Spirited, preppy design with a polished graphic feel
- Fun choice for game-day gatherings and fall entertaining
- Smooth 3MM neoprene surface for effortless tile movement
- Cushioned construction for a quieter, more comfortable game
- Beautiful for gatherings, gifting, and everyday play
- Durable stitched edge for long-lasting quality
- Easy to roll, store, and travel with
- Printed in the USA
- Crafted to order
Details
Dimensions: Available in 20" x 20", 31.5" x 31.5", and 33.5" x 33.5"
Material: Smooth 3MM neoprene with a stitched border
Storage
The mat arrives rolled and packaged in a protective plastic bag for convenient storage and transportation. The border may not lay completely flat when first unrolled, but it will typically relax and flatten 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.