unique coasters

Crowned with double horns, this mask by Salihu Ibrahim depicts a bird that represents a flying spirit. The design comes from the Bwa tribe of Côte d'Ivoire, and these spirits are portrayed with geometric shapes as they have no physical form. Bright color distinguishes the handsome carving.

Handcrafted in the colonial style of reverse painted glass, four coasters make an elegant addition to your home. Peruvian artisan Flora Polo presents this set, hand-painted with colorful floral motifs against fields of gold.

Let Costa Rica's vibrant aura take over your drinks with a sublime design crafted by Ferlander Arguedas. The artisan works with rubber to create a set of two coasters with unique and colorful prints that capture the region's natural wealth: one with a leafy theme and the other with a cute frog.

The beauty of Costa Rica's tropical forests inspires many to capture that paradisiacal aura in their works. Artisan Ferlander Arguedas is also fascinated by his beloved country's prosperous flora and fauna, creating this set of two rubber coasters featuring vibrant prints. Each item has a unique design: one with a cheeky monkey and the other with a serene sloth.

Erna Gendhis adorns a stunning creation with a warm palette that enhances its unique batik pattern. As an expert in this ancient art, the Javanese artisan crafts this rayon shawl featuring an intricate design in honor of the stunning regional coasts, finishing with little fringes for a vivacious style.

With remarkable craftsmanship, Salvadoran artisans fashion this spectacular waterfall necklace using coconut shells, evoking a casual coastal charm. It boasts an assortment of cylindrical ceramic beads in vibrant orange and elegant brass beads and fixtures, complemented by an adaptable brown cotton cord secured by a practical coconut shell sliding knot closure for a customized fit. This unique creation stems from the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project, dedicated to the sustainable growth of the Costa del Sol region and the protection of sea turtles. By repurposing formerly disregarded coconut materials, once destined to be firewood, their products are a tribute to the region's stunning flora and fauna.

Whether draped around your neck, styled as a head wrap or elegantly worn as a shawl, this versatile rayon scarf by Java’s Erna Gendhis is a great addition to complement your looks in any season. It is adorned with intricate hand-drawn batik motifs in a bright palette of sea green, crimson, orange, yellow, black and white hues that dance across the fabric, creating a feast for the eyes. The fabulous fringe accents on both ends add a touch of playful elegance to this unique design.