Make your entranceway chirp with the "Cricket" Shoe Scraper. This boot and shoe scraper is a coconut mat made of organic coir fibers taken from the husk of coconuts. In different cultures around the world, it is considered bad luck to bring dirt and debris inside your home. During the winter seasons, you may find it difficult keeping your entranceways and hallways clean and slip-free because of all the muck and grime embedded beneath your boots and shoes. Since crickets are believed to be symbols of good luck in some traditions, keep out the bad fortune and filth with the "Cricket" boot and shoe scraper.

Crickets are an important part of the food chain because they provide sustenance for other organisms. In comparison, coconuts provide many benefits as well. The spiky leaves from coconut trees can be used for roof materials, while the husk fibers from the coconut itself can be used to produce winter floor mats, rugs, and brooms. Cottage industry artisans in Sri Lanka and India hand-make these animal doormats by using human powered machinery and traditional methods. The techniques employed by these skilled artisans rely mainly on their hands and feet. Unlike large manufacturers, these small factories contribute little to no pollution, while preserving a great amount energy and fuel!

Aside from protecting your floors from grime and muck, these animal doormats make great accessories for your home. The three-dimensional design of this coconut mat will make your entranceway, hallway, or mudroom stand out from all the others. The cricket design of these winter floor mats is fun and interactive. Your guests will be intrigued by the unique shape as they scrape away the bad luck and dirt before coming into your home.

• Easy to clean
• 1.5" x 17" x 22" Coir Fiber Mat
• Extremely durable and water resistant
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications

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