1b:I[1392,["231","static/chunks/231-9518b15b57c3c490.js","4974","static/chunks/4974-263c3c41a6221c3f.js","982","static/chunks/982-dd54fbd3b9223dc5.js","4203","static/chunks/app/(web)/brand/%5BbrandName%5D/%5BproductHandle%5D/page-840622d742df5bc7.js"],"default"] 1c:I[4178,["231","static/chunks/231-9518b15b57c3c490.js","4974","static/chunks/4974-263c3c41a6221c3f.js","982","static/chunks/982-dd54fbd3b9223dc5.js","4203","static/chunks/app/(web)/brand/%5BbrandName%5D/%5BproductHandle%5D/page-840622d742df5bc7.js"],"default"] 1d:T51e,Add a touch of sophistication to your dining table with our cotton table runners. Handwoven in Karnataka, each piece tells a story of rural produce, sustainable employment, and the rich cultural heritage of artisan craftsmanship.

Size 1: 13" x 60" ideal for four-chair tables.
Size 2: 13" x 72" is ideal for a six-chair table.

Refer to the last image to see the size.

Detail: This table runner has two sides selvedge & the other two sides eyelash edge secured by stitches. It's handwoven on a pit loom using cotton yarn for the warp & jute thread for the weft, giving it a contemporary look.

Locally known as "Gudaar Patti", this is a traditional piece of textile. In the past, small-width strips of fabric were woven, & women in households would join them together using "Katri Holige" (Scissor Stitch) to create a larger piece of fabric. The resulting textile was so durable that it was used to cover bullock carts for shade & to shelter harvested foodgrains stored outside. All of it changed with the advent of plastic cement covers!

Handloom Table Runner - Kora & Indigo