Madurkathi Table Mat Set with Runner - Nadi

A Full Table, Set in Flowing Red and Teal. Madur Table Mat Set – Nadi is a handwoven dining set made from madurkathi, a natural river grass, by artisans in West Bengal, woven in a chevron zigzag pattern of red, teal, and natural tones, finished with matching fringe. Product Highlights · Complete Set of 7 Pieces - Includes one table runner and six table mats, enough to set a full dining table in one purchase. · Chevron Zigzag Weave - A flowing zigzag pattern in red, teal, and natural tones runs across the runner and mats. · Multicolor Red and Teal Palette - A livelier color combination than the single or dual-tone designs in the range. · Fringed Edge Finish - Loose grass fringe in matching red and teal tones lines each piece's border. · Handwoven from Natural Madurkathi Grass - Woven by artisans using river grass reeds, a traditional craft practiced in West Bengal. · Rollable, Compact Storage - Each mat and the runner roll up individually for easy storage between uses. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Madur Table Mat Set – Nadi? · The Most Colorful Option in the Collection - The red-and-teal chevron pattern stands apart from the single or dual-tone colorways elsewhere in the range. · One Purchase Sets a Full Table - No need to buy mats and a runner separately or match pieces from different sets. · Named for a River, Woven to Match - The flowing zigzag pattern reflects "Nadi," the Hindi word for river. · Withstands Everyday Dining Use - The tight weave and bound stripes hold up to regular use and handling. · Handwoven by West Bengal Artisans - Supports a traditional weaving craft passed down through generations. · Suits Daily Meals and Festive Table Settings Alike - Works for regular dining as well as guest or celebratory occasions. Frequently Asked Questions 1. What does "Nadi" mean, and how does the design reflect it? "Nadi" means river in Hindi and Sanskrit. The flowing zigzag chevron pattern is meant to echo the movement of a river. 2. Is the teal color as colorfast as the red in this set? Both the red and teal tones are woven using the same natural dyeing process, so they hold up similarly under normal use and care. 3. How is this chevron pattern different from the diagonal weave in the Lohita set? This set uses a chevron zigzag weave in red, teal, and natural tones, while Lohita has a straight diagonal twill weave in red and black. The two look distinct even though both are handwoven madurkathi. 4. Does this multicolor design work well with plain or patterned dinnerware? Since the pattern is already multicolor, it pairs best with plain or lightly patterned dinnerware, so the table setting doesn't feel too busy. 5. Can the runner or mats be purchased as replacements if one gets damaged? Individual replacement pieces aren't sold separately for this set. It's available only as the complete 7-piece set.