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A fresh green woven-rush surface over a straw bed, bound with cloth along its two long edges. One mat covers two blocks.
Obtaining
Usage
Laying them
A mat runs two blocks in the direction you face. With that way blocked it runs back towards you instead, so it still fits against a wall. Break either block and the whole mat comes up as one item.
Turning the grain
Turn the mat and its grain turns with it. Real rooms are laid with the grain alternating from mat to mat, so how you arrange them changes how the floor reads.
As an ingredient
Behavior
The three layers
Woven rush on top, compressed straw underneath, cloth sewn down the long edges. The recipe is those three things.
Resurfacing
Replace the rush surface and cloth edging of a worn or dirty mat to make it fresh again. The straw bed stays, so no straw is needed.