Madur Beige Handwoven Grass Table Mats

The natural color of madur grass, harvested from the river edges of Midnapore, West Bengal, then dried on open ground, is a warm, undyed beige that carries the fields it came from. Madurkathi artisans weave this grass on handlooms with cotton thread, the beige mat arriving at your table holding the material memory of the Bengal delta: flat water, long grass, slow sun.

Madurkathi table mats are handmade in Midnapore district, West Bengal, where artisan weavers harvest madur grass from local waterways and weave it on handlooms with cotton thread into placemats and runners. This beige mat set uses the grass in its natural undyed tone, no pigment added, the color entirely of the material itself, warm and quietly varied from blade to blade.

At a dining table these handcrafted mats anchor each place setting with a texture that holds its own against ceramic, brass, and glass without competing with any of them. The surface is lightly firm, resistant to heat, and will soften with use over time, becoming more itself, not less.

Madurkathi Grass Weave · Handloom Woven · Midnapore, West Bengal · Natural Grass & Cotton

Care Instructions

• Wipe with a damp cloth after use.
• Machine wash cold if needed, gentle cycle.
• Air dry flat. Do not tumble dry on high.
• Iron on medium while slightly damp.