Seagrass Placemat With Fringe – Charcoal

• The charcoal tone sits easily with white ceramics, stoneware, glass and warm wood.
• The woven seagrass adds visible texture, giving even a simple breakfast a more considered setting.
• The fringed edge keeps the look informal, suited to everyday meals as well as slower weekend tables.
• Its rectangular shape gives a clear place for a plate, cutlery and a glass without feeling decorative for decoration’s sake.
• The natural fibre has a tactile, slightly rustic character that works well in calm, pared-back interiors.

This placemat is made from seagrass and handwoven in Indonesia. The fibre gives it a naturally textured surface, while the charcoal colour brings a more contemporary feel than pale straw or untreated natural tones.

As with handwoven pieces, small variations in the weave and fringe are part of its character. They give the table a softer, less uniform look.

The design is simple and easy to live with: a dark woven centre, finished with fringe around the edge. It belongs to the Java Placemats and Coasters range, so it can be styled with similar natural-fibre table pieces if you like a coordinated setting.

Shake away crumbs after use and wipe small marks with a slightly damp cloth. Let it dry fully before storing, and avoid soaking it, as natural seagrass can lose shape with too much moisture.

Use it as a placemat rather than a trivet. If a dish is very hot, place a heat-safe stand underneath.

• Material: seagrass
• Colour: charcoal
• Finish: fringed edge
• Origin: Indonesia
• Size: approximately 57 × 34 cm
• Weight: approximately 55 g

Pair it with plain plates for contrast, or use it under handmade ceramics where the uneven textures can speak to each other. The charcoal shade is especially useful on lighter wooden tables, where it creates a gentle frame without making the setting feel formal.

It makes a considered gift for someone who enjoys slow breakfasts, simple hosting, or natural materials in the home. Practical, tactile and easy to use, it suits a housewarming, a new dining space, or a small refresh for everyday meals.