Metha Paya | Screw Pine Mat | Thazha Paya | Handmade | Double Layered | Kaitha Paya | Premium
₹3,980.00
Bring the warmth of traditional Kerala craftsmanship into your home with our Premium Double-Layer Screwpine Mat, traditionally known as Metha Paya / Kaitha Paya / Thazhapaya.
Made by skilled artisans using carefully prepared natural screwpine leaves, this premium mat is completely handcrafted through traditional weaving techniques. Its double-layer construction gives it a richer, more substantial feel while enhancing comfort and durability.
What makes this mat truly special is the time and craftsmanship behind every piece. Each mat takes approximately 17 days to complete, with the weaving and finishing carried out patiently by hand.
The natural ivory tone, fine weaving and subtle traditional motifs give the mat an elegant appearance that works beautifully in both traditional and contemporary interiors.
✨ Key Features
🌿 Made from natural screwpine leaves
👐 Handwoven by skilled artisans
✨ Premium double-layer construction
⏳ Approximately 17 days of traditional handcrafting
🌱 Natural and sustainable material
🏡 Ideal for bedrooms, living spaces, prayer areas and relaxation spaces
🇮🇳 Preserves traditional Kerala weaving craftsmanship
🎨 Natural variations in texture and color make every piece unique
Why Choose a Double-Layer Mat?
The double-layer construction provides a more substantial and premium feel compared with a standard single-layer mat. It offers added comfort while showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of traditional screwpine weaving.
🧺 Care Instructions
Keep away from prolonged moisture and water.
Clean gently using a soft brush or dry cloth.
Avoid machine washing or soaking.
Allow the mat to dry naturally if it becomes damp.
Store in a clean, dry and well-ventilated place.
Roll gently when storing; avoid sharp folds or creases.
Every Waytoearth Screwpine Mat carries the character of the artisan who made it. Slight variations in weave, colour and pattern are natural signs of genuine handmade craftsmanship.
From the hands of Kerala artisans to your home. 🌿
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