The studio

Why we built Sukha

Sukha began with a small frustration. Our founder, Priya Menon, had practised and taught for fifteen years, and kept meeting people who had tried yoga once, found a fast, intimidating room, and quietly never went back. Yoga had given her so much calm and steadiness — and it stung to watch others miss out because the door felt closed.

So we made the opposite kind of studio. One where a complete beginner is genuinely welcome, where the teacher actually sees you because the class is small, and where the whole feeling is unhurried — set by the breath, not by a clock or a competitor on the next mat.

The name says it best. Sukha is the Sanskrit word for ease, comfort, a gentle kind of joy. That is the whole brief: a place where your practice — however new, however deep — can simply unfold at its own pace.