Where Play Meets Art

Every Mahj by Lori mat begins as an original painting. Just 50 of each design are made. Once sold out, that colorway joins the Collector Archive, never to be reproduced. 

The Artist Behind Every Collection

From the Firehouse to the Art Studio

Hi, I’m Lori.

As a retired firefighter turned artist, I never imagined my original paintings would find a home on mahjong tables across the country. 

Each design begins as one of my original paintings and is released in a collection of just 50 mats.

Once a collection sells out, that colorway joins the Collector Archive, never to be reproduced.

Created. Collected. Archived.

– Lori

Founder & Artist, Mahj by Lori


Original artwork © 2026 Mahj by Lori. All rights reserved.

Where play meets art

Why Collectors Choose Mahj by Lori

Original Artwork

Every collection begins as one of Lori’s original paintings before becoming a Mahj by Lori mat. 

Soft Non-Slip Surface

Comfortable neoprene with a backing that stays in place while you play.

Full-Size American Mahjong Mat

Designed to fit standard American mahjong tile sets.

Designed by a Mahjong Player

Created by Lori for tables that love color, creativity, and fun.

A Conversation Piece

Bright colors and playful details make every table feel more fun.

Authentic


Every Mahj by Lori mat and tile design begins with Lori’s original artwork and is created exclusively for Mahj by Lori. Our artwork, photography, and product designs are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced, manufactured, advertised, or sold without permission.

Authentic Mahj by Lori products are available only through mahjbylori.com and our authorized partners. If you see our artwork or designs offered elsewhere, they are unauthorized copies.

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The Collector Archive

Collector Archive

These original colorways have been archived and will not be reprinted. It remains here as part of the Mahj by Lori collection history. New original artwork and future collections are always on the horizon.

Created. Collected. Archived.

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