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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.

Thailand's Saw and Buakham work with cotton yarns to handcraft a set of four coasters featuring a lovely design. These crocheted flowers come in a red shade for an intense vibe, making an enchanting and refreshing creation.

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.

Scarlet hues decorate a lovely complement to your drinks. Aimed to protect your surfaces from damage, this set of four cotton coasters is knit by the talented artisan Ivania Ruiz from Guatemala, drawing inspiration from the famous nazar amulets, often used to protect from the evil eye. Featuring a convenient round shape, the accessories are also accented with zamac charms.

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.

A festival of flowers bathes in a romantic aura, allowing Mohammad Hussain Baba's newest design to display a lovely sensation. The Indian artisan works with weeping willow wood to create this set of six coasters in a box, all featuring a papier mache finish of smooth texture. The pieces are hand-painted with colorful floral details on a red base color, evoking the passionate side of the spring season.