A coir door mat printed with a row of coin motifs, five to a group. The coin designs are decorative reproductions of traditional cash coin patterns, not antique coins. Coir — coconut fibre — is the traditional doormat material because it scrapes rather than absorbs.
Coir is coconut husk fibre, and it works as a doormat for a specific reason: the fibres are stiff and scrape dirt off a shoe rather than absorbing it the way a textile mat does. It also sheds, which is normal.
The motif is a row of coin designs in five groups. It is a print on the surface, not an inlay, so it will fade over a season or two outdoors — a doormat sees more abrasion than anything else in a house. PVC backing; do not put it on wet tile.
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