Raven Peeking Doormat #3 | Peeking Corbie Welcome Mat
Raven Peeking Doormat #3 | Peeking Corbie Welcome Mat
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The Raven — also known as the Common Raven, Northern Raven and Corbie, scientifically named Corvus corax, and celebrated at the Tower of London as the Guardians of the Tower — is a large, intelligent member of the crow family. The name Corbie is a traditional Scots word for a Raven, reflecting the bird's longstanding place in Scottish language and storytelling. Common Ravens are resourceful food-cachers and accomplished aerial performers, often seen soaring, tumbling and playing in the wind. At the Tower of London, resident Ravens are cared for by the Ravenmaster, while legend holds that the Tower and kingdom will fall if the birds ever leave.
This Raven coir doormat features a Corbie with a tilted head and detailed feathers peeking around a tree trunk from the left edge, with one foot resting on a branch inside a black rectangular border, printed on a natural coir mat in three sizes. Looking for Raven doormats? Browse our full Raven Collection to find your perfect match. Explore more animal-inspired designs in our Wildlife, Farm Animals & Nature Collection.
Crafted from natural coir fibre (coconut husk), this mat effectively traps dirt and debris at the door. The sturdy non-slip rubber backing keeps it securely in place. Natural coir is best suited for covered or sheltered entryways, not recommended for fully exposed outdoor use.
A distinctive, personal gift for a Raven-loving household, this inquisitive peeking Corbie brings a woodland visitor and a little folklore-inspired character to every homecoming.
Specifications
- Product: Coir doormat
- Design: Raven with a tilted head and detailed feathers peeking around a tree trunk from the left edge, with one foot on a branch inside a black rectangular border
- Material: Natural coir fiber (coconut husk) with non-slip rubber backing
- Sizes: 16x24" / 41x61cm · 18x30" / 46x76cm · 24x36" / 61x91cm
- Backing: Non-slip rubber
- Care: Shake or brush clean; avoid prolonged moisture exposure
- Use: Indoor or covered outdoor entryways, not fully exposed outdoor use
- Brand: Pupular Mats & Bandanas
Shipping Information
Orders ship in 3–5 days via Royal Mail, USPS or UPS ground service, tracking provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who is this doormat designed for?
This doormat is made for Raven lovers, bird enthusiasts and fans of woodland artwork, gothic decor or Tower of London folklore. Whether you know the bird as the Common Raven, Northern Raven, Corbie or Corvus corax, this inquisitive visitor brings its unmistakable character to your front door.
2. What makes this doormat unique?
The design features a Raven peeking around a tree trunk from the left edge, its tilted head and visible foot on a branch giving this Corbie an inquisitive woodland character. A black rectangular border frames the illustration, contrasting with the warm, textured natural coir surface. For more Raven doormat styles, browse our Raven Collection. For more wildlife and nature doormat styles, browse our Wildlife, Farm Animals & Nature Collection.
3. What sizes are available?
This doormat comes in three sizes: 16x24" / 41x61cm (ideal for apartment doors and side entries), 18x30" / 46x76cm (the most popular size, fits most standard front doors), and 24x36" / 61x91cm (great for wider entryways and double doors).
4. Can this mat be used outdoors?
Natural coir performs best in covered or sheltered entryways, such as a covered porch, a recessed doorway or an indoor hall. It is not recommended for fully exposed outdoor use where it would be subject to direct rain or standing water. If you need a fully weatherproof option, please contact us.
5. Is this a good gift for a Raven lover?
Absolutely. It's a thoughtful, distinctive gift for a Raven-loving household, whether for a housewarming, birthday or someone who enjoys birdwatching, gothic decor and nature-inspired artwork. This peeking Corbie brings a curious woodland face to the doorstep. Tag us at @pupularmats — we love seeing the mats in their new home.
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