Documented
The Mat, Being Made
Two videos. Two photographs. An unfiltered look at the hands and the looms behind every mat we produce.
Process Film
Loom to Mat —
Start to Finish
Watch as banana fibre strands are hand-fed onto traditional looms. Each pass of the shuttle interlocks the outer-layer fibre — the crisper, more structured grade that provides the mat’s natural grip and body. No synthetic coatings. No adhesives. Just fibre on fibre.
Loading the Loom
Outer-layer banana fibre strands being laid and tensioned across the loom frame before weaving begins.
The Weave in Progress
The interlocked fibre pattern forms row by row — creating the mat’s non-slip, breathable surface without any coating.
Finishing the Edges
Each mat is bound along its edges to prevent fraying and ensure durability through years of regular use.
15×
Stronger tensile strength than cotton
3–5
Days to handweave a single mat
2–3×
Banana plant harvests per year
0
Synthetic coatings or additives
What We Make
See the Finished Products
The mat and yarn you just watched being made — available for bulk orders, custom specifications, and brand partnerships.