Choose your yoga pose on a tough, glossy case printed to order for iPhone 17 and 18 models.

Shoulder Balance (Salamba Sarvangasana) — Called the queen of poses, Shoulder Balance turns the world upside down so the heart can rest above the head. This brushstroke figure captures that moment of inverted calm, when effort melts into quiet strength and a fresh perspective.

Lotus Handstand (Padma Adho Mukha Vrksasana) — Balances the crossed-leg stillness of a seated lotus on the strength of your own two hands. This brushstroke figure flips the world and shows how grace and power can share the same breath.

Eagle (Garudasana) — Eagle Pose wraps arm around arm and leg around leg, gathering the whole body into one point of focus while balancing on a single foot. This brushstroke figure captures that coiled, centered stillness, where concentration becomes balance.

Warrior 2 (Virabhadrasana II) — Grounded, open, and strong: front knee bent, arms reaching opposite ways along the horizon. This brushstroke figure captures that steady, expansive stance.

Dancer (Natarajasana) — Balance, grace, and an open heart: one hand reaches back to the lifted foot while the other reaches forward. This brushstroke figure captures that flowing, heart-opening line.

Twisted Prayer (Parivrtta Utkatasana) — A twisting prayer pose in expressive ink brushwork — a reminder to wring out tension and return to center.

Meditation — A seated meditation figure in loose, flowing ink — stillness, breath, and a quiet mind carried with you every day.

Crow (Bakasana) — An arm balance of focus and courage, knees perched on the arms as the feet lift. Bold ink lines capture that playful lift-off.

Half Moon (Ardha Chandrasana) — One leg lifted, one arm reaching skyward — a radiant, open balance rendered in sweeping brushwork.

Tree (Vrksasana) — Rooted and tall, one foot pressed to the standing leg and arms rising like branches. A calm, grounded classic.

Elegant Balance — An expressive black brushstroke yoga figure painted in a single fluid gesture — poise and grace in one sweeping line.

Upward Facing Dog (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana) — Chest open, legs strong, arms lifting the heart skyward. Sweeping ink lines capture that backbend of energy and expansion.

Pick your pose and iPhone model (17, 17 Air, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 18 Pro, or 18 Pro Max). Tough, glossy case. Printed to order.