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Handwoven in coastal Maine by Little Salty Rope. Ships directly from them.
Bring the calming beauty of Maine's coastline to your home with this handwoven Hunter Green, Teal & Seafoam Lobster Rope Doormat. Flowing from rich hunter green through vibrant teal to soft seafoam, the color transition captures the meeting of evergreen forests and ocean waters. Carefully handwoven in a coastal Maine workshop using authentic lobster rope, this doormat combines timeless coastal style with exceptional durability that's built for everyday life.
Every doormat is woven by hand, one at a time, using marine-grade polypropylene rope - the same type trusted by commercial lobstermen along the coast of Maine. Unlike traditional coir mats that shed, stay wet, and wear out quickly, these rope doormats are designed to drain water, dry quickly, resist fading, and stand up to years of everyday use.
✓ Built for everyday life – Designed to handle muddy boots, rainy days, and years of regular use.
✓ Quick-draining & fast-drying – The open weave allows water to drain through, helping your doormat dry quickly after rain.
✓ Fade-resistant color – Marine-grade rope is made for outdoor use, so the colors stay vibrant season after season.
✓ Easy to clean – Simply shake out debris or rinse with a garden hose whenever it needs a refresh.
✓ Handwoven in Maine – Every doormat is carefully woven by hand, making each one uniquely yours.
Material: Marine-grade polypropylene rope
Origin: Handwoven in coastal Maine, USA
Thickness: Approximately 1"
Use: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Cleaning: Shake out debris or rinse clean with a garden hose
Available Sizes: 31 x 18 Inches, 40 x 20 Inches, 60 x 20 Inches, 60 x 24 Inches
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