wool

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.

Working with pure wool that has been dyed using only natural materials, Mario Chavez of Mexico creates this pretty set of coasters. The six coasters are woven by hand on a traditional loom to feature a diamond pattern in sea green and grey.

Zapotec stairs take you to a world of ancestral elegance. Handwoven by artisan Jaime Sosa of Mexico, this set of four wool coasters displays the beauty of the region's textiles in a dapper stair-themed pattern, dyed with ginger and grey hues.

Enchanting in their design, these dreamy grey coasters are hand-woven from cotton and adorned with a splendid wool hand-embroidered motif in radiant red. The pair is crafted following the time-honored tradition of the shulal rugs from Armenia’s Tavush region, celebrated for its remarkable carpet weaving, embroidery and lacemaking techniques spanning centuries. Whether gracing your dining table with flair or adding a vibrant touch to your favorite tabletops and surfaces, these fringed coasters by Hasmik Margaryan are destined to leave an indelible mark.

Armenia's Hasmik Margaryan designs a pair of fabulous grey coasters hand-woven from cotton and embellished with an exquisite wool hand embroidery featuring geometric motifs in red, yellow, black and white. They are crafted following the weaving techniques used for making the traditional shulal rugs from the Tavush region, renowned for centuries for its carpet weaving, embroidery and lacemaking, but enhanced with new concepts and styles. The fringed coasters will bring flair to your dining table and can also be used as lovely decorative accents on your favorite tabletops and surfaces.