Korai grass
Natural korai grass gives the mat its place-led material identity.
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Naanal is the grass that you find by the river. This grass is really important for making Pattamadai pai. People make Pattamadai pai by hand using korai grass that has been proc...
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Why Kuuraii
Natural korai grass gives the mat its place-led material identity.
The story carries the weaving heritage associated with Pattamadai.
The mat is presented as handwoven craft, not generic floor decor.
Made for prayer spaces, seating, routines and traditional homes.
Roll gently and store dry to preserve the mat over time.
A meaningful piece for housewarming, rituals and thoughtful gifting.
Pattamadai heritage
The story begins with korai grass, prepared for a mat that is flexible, useful and rooted in place.
Pattamadai weaving carries a regional craft identity that should be visible on every PDP.
Use cases like floor seating, prayer, gifting and mindful daily living should be easy to understand.
Care guide
Use the product for its intended room, surface or cooking purpose.
Clean using the recommended wash or wipe method for the material.
Allow the product to dry fully before folding, storing or stacking.
Small texture, tone and weave differences are part of craft-led products.
Product information
Naanal is the grass that you find by the river. This grass is really important for making Pattamadai pai. People make Pattamadai pai by hand using korai grass that has been processed carefully. This is a craft that has been around for a long time and requires a lot of skill. One thing that makes this mat special is the way it is made. The people who weave it use a technique called tie-and-dye. They use this technique to make three colours on one strand of korai grass. The mat has black and orange and the natural colour of the grass. This makes the mat look nice and interesting. It is a weave but it also looks modern. Each mat is made with a lot of patience and care. The people who make them are very creative. That is why each mat is not something to sit on but it is also a story. The story is, about nature and tradition and the people who make the mats. Pattamadai pai is a craft that uses korai grass and the people who make it are very skilled.
Use for floor seating, prayer spaces, mindful routines or thoughtful gifting.
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