With the upcoming U.S. expansion of the celebrity obsessed wellness, fitness, and work destination RAFI LOUNGE (first launched in Malibu), founder, trainer, and artist Rafi Anteby to announce the launch of the Rafi Lounge NFT, an all-new and unique utility-based NFT project. The NFT itself is not only great art but also a Lifetime Membership to Rafi Lounge and all of its future locations. Each NFT Holder will also own a percentage of the physical Malibu Mandala made by Rafi at Rafi Lounge, which has been fractionalized within its art for specific ownership of each piece.
Home to the new age of mindful digital nomads, the Rafi Lounge features classes by local teachers and celebrities like Brooke Burke who hosts the Body Sculpt Booty Burn & Sunset Breathwork classes. With its Malibu location located directly across the street from Nobu in Malibu overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Rafi Lounge has made a name for itself as the first-of-its-kind outdoor sanctuary for fitness, wellness, and workspace.
Rafi Lounge members can come daily, relax and get their work done while enjoying the daily activities, such as wellness & fitness classes, healing arts, and other inspirational and uplifting modalities by some of the best gurus and teachers the world has to offer.
Rafi Anteby first made his mark in Hollywood as a bespoke jewelry designer with a celebrity roster of clients including Beyonce, Jamie Foxx, Eva Longoria, Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Drake, and more. He is also known for producing the top Award Show celebrity gifting lounges (Emmy’s, Oscars, Billboard Music Awards, BET Awards & more) into opportunities to raise awareness and funds for philanthropic causes around the world.
Rafi’s unique story to become the founder of Hollywood’s go-to wellness destination lifestyle curator began in Israel, where he grew up and served in the military, and lost his platoon in the war with Lebanon. He found solace in creativity and later joined a Chinese monastery in order to immerse himself in Taoism, healing, and meditation. He also trained in martial arts and began teaching internationally, eventually working in US counter-terrorism training programs. Rafi uses his travels to learn distinct regional artisan practices in order to hone his own craft as a multimedia artist. He learned mandala-making from monks in Tibet, Tibetan Buddhist painting (Tangka) in Nepal, charcoal powder painting in Chiang Mai, and studied watercolor painting with native artisans in Laos and Cambodia. Through this multifaceted art education, Rafi was able to cultivate an exceptional eye, ability, and sense of creativity that extends to the elements behind the Rafi Lounge