Madurkathi Handwoven Floor Mat - Emerald

A Floor Mat Woven from River Grass, In a Deeper Shade of Green. Madur Mat – Emerald is a handwoven floor mat made from madurkathi, a natural river grass, by artisans in West Bengal, in a deeper shade of Green. Product Highlights · Available in Three Sizes – Small, Medium, and Large - Choose the coverage that fits a corner accent, a single room, or a larger floor area. · Deep Emerald Base with Rust and Cream Stripes - A multi-tone striped border pattern sets this apart from single-tone woven mats. · Handwoven Using Traditional Madurkathi Technique - Made by artisans using river grass reeds, following a weaving method practiced for generations in West Bengal. · Natural Grass Texture with a Cool Feel Underfoot - The open weave stays cool to sit or walk on, even in warmer months. · Foldable Panel Construction - The mat folds along stitched panel lines, making it easy to pack away when not in use. · Colorfast Natural Dye Finish - Color comes from dyed grass strands woven directly into the pattern, not printed on the surface. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Madur Mat – Emerald? · A Bold Color Option for Living Rooms and Entryways - The green tone stands out against neutral tiled or wooden flooring. · Blends Traditional Weave with a Modern Palette - Deep green isn't a typical mat shade, so it suits contemporary interiors as well as traditional ones. · Suits Tiled, Marble, or Wooden Floors Alike - Works across different flooring types without clashing. · Made to Order by Hand, Not Mass-Manufactured - Each mat reflects the individual weaver's work, rather than a factory-standard finish. · Supports Fair Livelihoods for West Bengal Artisans - Buying handwoven madurkathi pieces sustains a traditional craft community. · Available Across Sizes for Any Room - Whether it's a small accent space or a full floor, there's a size to match. Frequently Asked Questions 1. Does the emerald color fade or vary between mats? Since the color comes from dyed grass fibers, there can be slight natural variation between mats, similar to any handwoven textile. It shouldn't fade noticeably under normal indoor use. 2. Is this mat suitable for a pooja room or a living room specifically? It works well in either space. The deep green tone suits both a living room floor and a pooja or meditation corner, depending on your preference. 3. How is this different from the Badami color option? Both are handwoven from the same madurkathi grass and available in the same sizes. The main difference is the color palette: emerald green with rust and cream stripes versus a beige base with mustard stripes. 4. Can I place furniture on top of this mat? Light furniture like a low table or stool can rest on it occasionally, but it isn't meant to bear heavy furniture weight for long periods, since this can flatten the natural grass weave. 5. Does the mat come pre-folded, or do I fold it myself after delivery? It's shipped folded along its stitched panel lines for easier packing, and unfolds flat once you lay it out. You can refold it the same way for storage.