About Datza Yoga Studios
Through our own will, we liberate ourselves from set patterns and start to create new behavior.
Datza Studios is a plant-filled, non-heated yoga studio in Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood. Rooted in ancient wisdom and attuned to the seasons, our classes range from restorative and yin to fiery Vinyasa and Physio Toning. We invite you to ground into presence, move with lunar and seasonal cycles, and connect in a supportive community. With teachers from diverse lineages, we honor yoga as a soul practice – a path of awareness, rhythm, and transformation.
Alongside classes, we host private sessions, sound baths, wellness events, and rooftop gatherings.
Studio Pillars
Rooted Practice
Earth
Stability • Breath • Wisdom
Our foundation is yoga – rooted in presence, self inquiry, and the wisdom of traditional practices. We honor yoga as a path, not just a pose – a practice that invites you to slow down, ground into your body, and explore the deeper layers of self with compassion and curiosity.
Rooted Practice is about inner and outer balance, nervous system support, and radical acceptance – meeting yourself exactly where you are, again and again.
Living Rhythm
Water
Flow • Cycles • Awareness
We align our practice with nature’s cycles – syncing with seasonal shifts, lunar phases, and energetic tides. Whether grounding or expanding, we offer movement and mindfulness tools to help you feel connected, resourced, and in tune with yourself and the world around you.
Supportive & Inclusive Community
Fire
Connection • Support • Community
We’re intentionally small, deeply human, and globally minded. Our space is infused with care, cultural warmth, and energetic support – where nervous systems can soften and you can show up just as you are.
Our Method
Holistic Approach
Our method follows the rhythm of nature. Like the seasons, we shift – offering grounding when you need stability, flow when you crave movement, and fire when it’s time to rise.
We see you. We challenge you. We hold space for your becoming. Some days that means slowing down, other days it means pushing past your edge – always guided by breath, presence, and the unseen cycles that shape us.
This is yoga beyond the pose (asana) – a soul practice rooted in ancient wisdom, designed for real life. A ritual of awareness, balance, and transformation that meets you exactly where you are, again and again.
Meet Our Founder
Datza Tamane
Datza is the creator and visionary of Datza Studios, a plant-filled, non-heated yoga space rooted in Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood since 2018.
For her, yoga is a lifelong journey – a path of liberation (moksha), presence, and realness. Her intention is to create a space where you can feel seen, grow stronger, soften, and become more free in body, mind, and spirit.
Born in Riga, Latvia, Datza grew up immersed in traditional music, dance, and sport, discovering early the joy of movement as expression. Yoga captivated her because it offered not only physical strength but also deep reflection, self-inquiry, and empowerment through grounded, inclusive practice.
Over the years, she has trained and apprenticed with teachers and mentors including Kathleen Hunt, Steve Davis, Raphan Kebe, Ellen Rose, Janet Stone, Elena Brower, Achintya Devi, and Ameya Cohen. Her path has woven together yoga and advanced mentorships with studies in Ayurveda, Chinese Medicine, and the Priestess of the Rose path. These streams of wisdom continue to shape her teaching – grounding ancient practices in modern life, attuning with nature’s cycles, and guiding students toward transformation.
Datza’s classes blend tradition with edge: sometimes slow and restorative, other times fiery and challenging, always rooted in presence. A little mystical, a little wild, and always soulful – her guidance invites you into awareness of space, and into meeting yourself fully, again and again.
Groups & Events
Rent the Space
Datza Studios is a plant-filled, non-heated yoga studio in Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood. We host private sessions, sound baths, wellness events, and rooftop gatherings.