decorative coasters

Depicting an aquarium full of colorful fish, this tapestry from Peru is designed by David Laura Zanabria. He hand-weaves the hanging of wool, dying the yarns with vibrant colors that come together for an intricate composition that brings the beauty of the sea to your home.

Meticulously hand-woven using cotton and adorned with exquisite wool hand embroidery, this pair of red coasters not only add a touch of elegance to your dining table but also serve as charming decorative accents for your favorite tabletops and surfaces. They are crafted through the weaving techniques used for making the traditional shulal rugs from the Tavush region in Armenia, which has a long-standing reputation for its exceptional carpet weaving, embroidery and lacemaking. Hasmik Margaryan incorporates innovative ideas and contemporary styles into the lovely fringed coasters with their colorful geometric motifs in shades of grey, yellow, white, and black.

Classic Zapotec motifs illustrate a blast of graceful and dapper sensations, part of Jaime Sosa's newest set of four wool coasters. A geometric pattern decorates each fringed piece, whose palette of ivory and azalea hues honors the region's traditional textiles.

Exuding enchantment through their captivating design, these ethereal blue coasters are hand-woven with care from cotton and decorated with a gorgeous wool hand-embroidered motif in vivid yellow. The fringed accessories carry a rich heritage as they are crafted in accordance with the revered traditions of the shulal rugs from Armenia's illustrious Tavush region, known for its centuries-old expertise in carpet weaving, embroidery and lacemaking. Whether gracing your dining table with their inherent charm or infusing your treasured tabletops and surfaces with a vibrant touch, these lovely coasters by Hasmik Margaryan are destined to create an enduring visual impact.

Working in the traditional style of dhurries, Indian artisans diligently hand-weave this rug of wool through a painstaking process that takes up to five days to complete. A border of mint gives way to colorful stripes and a central panel decorated with geometric patterns. Sonik Sethi presents this eye-catching dhurrie rug, completed at the ends with tiny fringes.

People in boats gaze at the sunset sky as they sail along the Peruvian coast. Seagulls soar overhead, beautifully depicted in a tapestry. David Laura Zanabria creates a superb example of Ayacucho artistry. A display rod can be slipped through a hem at the top.

Titled "Costa peruana" in Spanish.