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Yunxian County Grass Mats

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Last updated 2026-11-10 — Yunxian County grass mats, commonly known as "doorway mats" or "doormat rugs," are a major specialty of Yunxian County. Many farming households in areas such as Meipu, Liudong, Nanbei, and Baishang in the county possess the skill to weave these mats from dragon beard grass. The county produces around 600,000 mats annually, with peak production reaching up to 1 million mats, making them one of the main handicrafts for export. Yunxian County is rich in...

Yunxian County Grass Mats

  Yunxian County grass mats, commonly known as "doorway mats" or "doormat rugs," are a major specialty of Yunxian County. Many farming households in areas such as Meipu, Liudong, Nanbei, and Baishang in the county possess the skill to weave these mats from dragon beard grass. The county produces around 600,000 mats annually, with peak production reaching up to 1 million mats, making them one of the main handicrafts for export.

Yunxian County is abundant in dragon beard grass, which is soft, slender, and grows in clusters along field edges, resembling dragon whiskers. The county produces over 7,500 tons of dried grass per year, with peak production reaching up to 14,000 tons, making it a traditional and major local specialty product.

The various patterned grass mats handwoven by folk artisans in Yunxian County come in more than 10 specifications—including rectangular, square, oval, and diamond shapes—and feature over 30 styles and designs. With bold patterns, vibrant colors, high tensile strength, and excellent wear resistance, these mats serve as both ideal decorative pieces for foyers and environmental embellishments, as well as practical hygiene tools. They are highly popular among users both at home and abroad, and are bestsellers in over 20 countries and regions across Europe, Asia, America, and Hong Kong, including the United States, Japan, and Australia.

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