Bandanas with Chakra Colors – Grounded Kids Pose Mandalas

Description

On the Quest for Elevation? Getting Grounded in Color? Wait no more to elevate your style and make use of the most flexible accessory in the world. From kids and teens to grown-ups connecting to the kid in themselves, bandanas are worn for so many reasons from practical protection to outlaw fashion to conscious connection among likeminded individuals.

The Grounded Quest for Elevation

The bandanas are part of our signature Grounded Quest for Elevation Bandana Program. Much like earning belts in martial arts, students earn bandanas through specific achievements. The bandana colors and level requirements correlate with the Chakra System. It usually takes between 6 to 9 weeks to earn each bandana. By the time a student earns the final white bandana, he or she has earned the credentials to be named Certified Grounded and will receive a certificate.

Who the bandanas are for

Yoga club families: Grounded Kids yoga clubs teach the Grounded poses, the same poses featured on each bandana.

Grounded in Color curriculum: The Grounded in Color curriculum goes through the Quest for Elevation, so anyone using the curriculum can use the bandanas with it.

Grounded Kids teachers: Grounded Kids teachers can order bandanas for their students. Learn about Grounded Kids training.

Choose your color

Wondering which to wear? Choose a color based on the qualities you want to cultivate.

Red, Solid Ground: Strong, Energetic, Grounded and Steady
Orange, Honor Roll: Social, Creative, Enthusiastic and Easy Going
Yellow, Twist and Shine: Optimistic, Logical, Confident and Happy
Green, Balance Beam: Harmonious, Loving, Generous and Compassionate
Blue, Speak Easy: Faithful, Calm, Content and Communicative
Indigo, Zoom In: Intuitive, Fearless, Unconventional and Visionary
Purple, Together We Stand: Inspirational, Spiritually Developed, Charming and Humanistic
White: the final bandana, earned when a student is named Certified Grounded

Each bandana features the Grounded Poses drawn by Dylan Laakman and artistically laid out by Grounded Kids certified teacher Pia Orellana.