Typically round or rectangular (16-30 inches), these mats feature intricate crochet, embroidery, or fur wool designs with auspicious motifs like swastikas, borders in multicolors (red, yellow, white), and fringes. Made from pure sheep wool or blends, they fold easily for portability and symbolize purity in Hindu practices like Margashirsha or Satyanarayan poojas. ​ Key Features Spiritual energy preservation: Wool acts as a non-conductor, preventing devotee's energy from draining into the ground during rituals. ​ Comfortable insulation: Thick, soft wool offers cushioning and warmth for extended sitting in meditation or japa. ​ Handcrafted designs: Vibrant patterns and borders make it decorative for festivals, gifting, or home altars. ​ ​ Durable and washable: Pure wool withstands regular use, easy to clean by hand or air-drying. ​ Portable versatility: Foldable for travel, suitable for daily pooja, yajnas, or satsangs.