a ritual house gift certificate is the perfect gift for your loved ones! can be used for classes, memberships, workshops and retails products!

feel free to email us with any questions or assistance with purchasing. info@ritualhouseseattle.com

private yoga sessions are a great way to begin a yoga practice, to specify your practice to a modification you are working with, or to grow/learn more from a specific teacher in a tailored way. they also make great gifts! classes range from beginner yoga, functional movement, asana, breath work, meditation, restorative, yin, or those modalities can be combined in any way. we can help you set up the class you would like...shoot us an email.

private class passes can be purchased online, and must be purchased prior to booking the time/teacher on the schedule.​ once you have purchased your private class, email the studio to book the teacher/time, or to inquire who is a good fit for your goals.

booking windows include, but aren’t limited to: tues. 1:15-4:45, wed. 10:15-3:45, sat. 1:30-7:30p, and many weekday mornings before 9am. booking is subject to teacher availability.

Join Leah Adams for an extended 90-minute yin practice at Ritual House Yoga on the first Sunday of each month.

Imagine a cozy Sunday night, chill music, soft props, you and your mat. Nurturing yin yoga and calming breathwork as a counterbalance to busy weeks and busy bodies.

This monthly class offers a breath-centered approach where you’ll explore sensation, slowing down, and body-based wisdom. Poses are held up to five minutes to support the health of your connective tissues while tapping into the body’s relaxation response, promoting your ability to recover, digest, play, and create.

Leave with a quieter mind, refreshed focus, and practical tools for cultivating calm

hosted at ritual house, taught by Seattle kids yoga

Family Yoga for 2-10 year olds is a special bonding opportunity for adults and children alike. Each class blends imagination and movement through themed adventures. Stretching and moving like bears, foxes, and deer in Forest Friends, splashing in the water and building sandcastles in Beach Day, and practicing cozy camping-inspired poses in Campfire Stories. Through partner poses, mindful moments, and games, children build coordination and confidence while families connect, laugh, and unwind together in a fun, welcoming space.​

$84 for all three classes | $36 for individual classes.

A sound bath is an improvised concert played with the intent of releasing stress, and can facilitate energetic shifts in your mind and body to bring you into a more balanced state of being. Participants lay in a comfortable position on the floor (savasana), while Daniella plays the crystal bowls and gongs, accompanied by her vocal toning. You will be bathed in healing vibrations that help entrain your brain into a deeply relaxed state where physical, mental, and spiritual healing can take place.

please bring your own yoga mat. if you are sure you want pillows and blankets to make your experience cozy, please bring some from home! We have props, but the bath typically benefits from having more than we can supply for everyone.

This weekend immersion explores the subtler practices of Yoga as a path toward self-realization. Through asana, pranayama, mantra, nidra, and philosophy, we’ll experience a blend of embodied practice and contemplative self-inquiry.

Each day begins with more tangible physical practices before drifting into more subtle practices and discussions. We’ll practice a variety of pranayama and meditation techniques and refine our postures. We’ll reference and dissect the sacred texts including the Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita, and Upanishads. Open to all humans. 15 CEUs for registered teachers.

Ben Kalra leads trainings, workshops, and retreats internationally. His teaching integrates classical yogic philosophy with a creative yet structured approach to āsana rooted in Katonah and Vinyasa. He believes good teaching should be clear, honest, and occasionally humorous, and helps students cultivate a meaningful practice through storytelling, metaphor, adjustments, props, and space.