
Lotus
Hour.
A sunlit corner room on North 6th Street — six teachers, three lineages, thirteen hours of breath each day. We don't shout. We hold space.

Founder & Lead Teacher
“The room is small on purpose. The bell at the top of the hour is not a performance — it is permission to stop rehearsing your day, and to begin breathing it.”
Lotus Hour was opened in 2018, in a sunlit corner of North 6th and Bedford. The room faces south and east, which means the floor is gold by 7am and lavender by 7pm. We took the room because of the light, and we have kept the light at the center of every decision since.
We teach Hatha for the foundation, Vinyasa for the flow, and Restorative for the nights when the city has been louder than usual. There are six of us, and we know your name by the third visit. The class is capped at eighteen mats. There is no music in the final ten minutes — only the Williamsburg traffic, softened by the brick.
Three rooms,
one practice.
Hatha
The grammar of the practice. Held postures, full breath cycles, and the quiet diagnostic of where the body has been holding the week. 75 minutes.
Vinyasa
A flow of linked breath and movement, returned to a single sustained moment. We teach the long line, not the difficult shape. 60 minutes.
Restorative
Bolsters, blankets, the lights at three percent. Five postures over eighty minutes. For tired backs, tight jaws, and the Sunday before a Monday.
Seven mornings,
seven evenings.

Anna
Voskerchian.
“I was a tense person, in a tense city. The mat is the only thing that has told me the truth about my own breathing, twelve years running.”
Anna trained in Pune in 2013, taught in Lisbon and Mexico City, and opened the Williamsburg room in 2018. She teaches the morning Hatha most weekdays, the candle-lit Restorative on Thursdays, and the long Sunday flow.
She is on the mat at six twenty-five every weekday. She makes the coffee that the front desk drinks at seven. She will, if you ask, talk about your shoulders for an hour.
Six teachers,
one room.


Marisol Reyes

Jules Anan

Devon Hale

Priya Mahesh

Saoirse Walsh
The room,
photographed.




Three ways to
stay on the mat.
Drop-in
One class, any lineage, any teacher. Good for the visiting friend, the wedding-weekend stretch, the curious neighbor.
- ✦Any class on the schedule
- ✦Props & mat included
- ✦Reserve up to 7 days ahead
Five-Class Card
For the every-other-week practitioner. Valid for ninety days from purchase. Shareable with a partner. No fine print.
- ✦Five classes, any lineage
- ✦Valid 90 days
- ✦Share with one other person
- ✦Reserve up to 14 days ahead
Monthly Unlimited
For the daily mat. Auto-renews; pause any month. A guest pass each month for someone you would like to bring.
- ✦Unlimited classes, any lineage
- ✦Pause any month, no fee
- ✦One guest pass / month
- ✦Priority reservation
What members
have said.
I came in to stretch my hamstrings and I have stayed for the silence after the bell.
The light at 07:08 on a Friday is the reason I have not quit Brooklyn.
Anna corrected my shoulder once, gently, and it has not bothered me in eighteen months.
I tried four studios in the neighborhood. This one remembered my name on the second visit.
How to
find us.
Williamsburg
162 N 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Q.01Do I need experience?+
No. Every class welcomes a first visit; the slow Hatha at 09:30 Tuesdays and the Sunday morning Open are the easiest places to begin.
Q.02What do I bring?+
A water bottle, a pair of clothes you can fold in half. Mats, blocks, bolsters, and straps are part of the studio. Showers in the back room.
Q.03Can I cancel?+
Yes. Cancel up to two hours before class with no fee. Monthly memberships can be paused at the front desk in a single sentence.
Q.04Is there parking?+
Street parking on N 6th and Berry. The Bedford L is a four-minute walk. The studio has a small lobby with hooks for coats and the wet of December.
Q.05Is the room quiet?+
Yes. The room has wool baffles and a single brass bowl. Music in the first thirty minutes; the last ten are always silent.
Come be
intheroom.
Your first class is fifteen dollars. The front desk will lend you a mat, a towel, and a polite reminder where to put your shoes.
162 N 6th St
Brooklyn NY 11211
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