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Fisura Arrivals Departures Doormat
The perfect doormat to give a modern and trendy touch to the door of your house. Find the most original, fun and funny doormats. Made with the highest quality and 100% eco-friendly.
It is made with 100% natural coconut fibre. This fibre is produced from the shell of the coconut with hardly any waste. About 25 coconuts are used for each doormat. The dimensions are 70 x 40 cm, with a thickness of 1.5 cm.
The thickness of our doormats is one of the points that our customers like the most, it has the perfect thickness and hardness so that everything that you don't want to enter your house stays at the door.
In addition, it is hand-painted, which gives it a fresh and original touch.
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