Madurkathi Table Mat Set with Runner - Sindoor

A Full Table, Set in Deep Vermillion Red.

Madur Table Mat Set – Sindoor is a handwoven dining set made from madurkathi, a natural river grass, by artisans in West Bengal, woven with a solid deep red centre and a cream, black, and orange striped border with a fine diamond weave, 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.

· Deep Sindoor-Red Centre - A solid vermillion-red tone fills the body of the runner and each mat.

· Cream, Black, and Orange Striped Border - A multicolor stripe pattern with a fine diamond weave frames each piece.

· Fringed Edge Finish - Loose fringe in matching 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 Zishta Madur Table Mat Set – Sindoor?

· A Traditional Red Tone for Festive Tables - The sindoor-inspired shade suits celebratory settings as well as everyday use.

· One Purchase Sets a Full Table - No need to buy mats and a runner separately or match pieces from different sets.

· A Solid Centre with a Detailed Border - Balances a plain red base with an intricately woven multicolor edge.

· 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 "Sindoor" mean, and how does it relate to this mat's color?

"Sindoor" refers to the traditional vermillion-red powder used in Indian culture, and the name reflects this mat's deep red tone.

2. Is this shade of red the same as the Lohita or Geru sets, or different?

It's a distinct shade from both. Lohita pairs red with black in a diagonal weave, Geru uses a rust-red diamond pattern throughout, while Sindoor has a solid deep red centre with a separate multicolor striped border.

3. Does the solid red centre fade faster than the striped border colors?

Since both the centre and border are woven using the same natural dyeing process, neither fades faster than the other under normal use and care.

4. Is this color considered auspicious for festive or wedding table settings?

Red tones like this are commonly considered festive and auspicious in Indian households, making it a popular choice for weddings, Diwali, and other celebratory table settings, though the choice is ultimately personal.

5. How many stripe colors are woven into the border, and do they run the full length of the runner?

The border weaves in cream, black, and orange accent stripes, and this pattern runs the full length of both the runner and each table mat.