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Madurkathi Grass Table Mats & Runner Set | Terracotta & Black Multi-Band Weave | Festive Dining Mats

Madurkathi Grass Table Mats & Runner Set | Terracotta & Black Multi-Band Weave | Festive Dining Mats

Regular price Rs. 390.00
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Colour and craft in perfect balance — this Madurkathi grass table mat features alternating bands of warm terracotta and black micro-diamond weave, framed by a bold red border. Hand-woven in Bengal, it brings the festive warmth of traditional Indian colour sensibility to your dining table.

Set includes:

  • 4 or 6 table mats (17" × 12")
  • 6 mats + 1 runner (48" × 12")
  • Runner available separately (48" × 12")

Natural, biodegradable, and artisan-made. Pairs beautifully with copper vessels, terracotta crockery, and warm wood surfaces.

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The Circular Legacy

Every Grasscrafts piece is a silent guardian of the environment. Here is the footprint of your selection.

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80
% Women Weavers
Gender Equity
Majority women-led craft clusters sustaining generational skills
Traditional textile dyeing consumes 200L per kg. Our sun-dried grass process uses near-zero added water.
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1600
Litres Saved
Resource Preservation
Pure artisan processing without industrial runoff.
Traditional textile dyeing consumes 200L per kg. Our sun-dried grass process uses near-zero added water.
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1.8
kg CO₂e Avoided
Climate Contribution
Favoring rapidly renewable fibers over synthetics.
Natural grass sequesters carbon during growth, unlike petroleum-based synthetic fibers.
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480
g Plastic Diverted
Ocean Health
Zero microplastics; 100% home-compostable materials.
Synthetic textiles shed microplastics with every wash. Our materials biodegrade completely within 2–5 years.
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1
Families Empowered
Social Patronage
Directly sustaining master weavers in rural clusters.
Each purchase funds fair wages, skill preservation, and generational craft continuity in weaving communities.