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The crimson of the Zapotec textile artistry bathes a new creation by Mexico’s Ruiz Bazan Family. The team works with refined wool yarns to handweave this fringed coaster, whose geometric details invite you to dress your spaces with the region’s vibrant spirit.

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.

Aseda, the Akan word for "praise", titles this sublime creation directly from the Ghanaian region. Crafted by Mary Adjoa Owusu, this set of four neem wood coasters features a classic geometric pattern combining red and brown hues for a majestic vibe. The pieces are coated in resin, which makes them ideal for protecting your surfaces and decorating your drinks.

Inspired by Armenia's stunning buildings and architecture, Shahe Harutyunyan handcrafts this convenient pair of coasters aimed at transforming your drinks into glamorous moments. The accessories come with a sturdy ceramic structure and cork on the underside, protecting your surfaces from heat or humidity. As a touch of uniqueness, blue, red and turquoise hues embellish the geometric pattern adorning the pieces.

Woven by hand in the style of Thailand's Lahu people, geometric motifs appear in colorful cotton. Artisans from Thai Tribal Crafts create this beautiful set of six coasters. Lahu women often augment their family's income with textile crafts, including this type of patchwork appliqué.

Please note: As this item is handmade, colors and motifs may vary slightly. The overall theme will remain the same.

Woven by hand in the style of Thailand's Lahu people, geometric motifs appear in colorful cotton. Lahu textiles are distinguished by patchwork appliqué, and in their weaving, the pattern appears only on one side of the cloth. Artisans from Thai Tribal Crafts create this beautiful set of six coasters. They are a personal expression of the individual artisan, thus the color and motif could vary slightly from that pictured.