Handcrafted Kenyan Coconut Wood & Batik Bone Coasters | Set of 3

This Set of 3 Handcrafted Coasters is a striking example of Kenyan artisan skill, combining the exotic texture of Coconut Wood with the intricate detail of Batik-designed Cow Bone.

Each piece features a unique, high-contrast aesthetic where the dark, fibrous grain of the coconut palm meets the smooth, hand-carved bone inlays. This set isn't just a functional bar accessory; it’s a conversation piece for your coffee table.

Product Features

• Exotic Coconut Wood: Sourced from reclaimed coconut palm trees, this wood is naturally water-resistant and durable, featuring a beautiful "quill-like" grain pattern.

• Artisan Bone Inlays: Features hand-etched cow bone (sourced ethically as a byproduct of the local food industry) using traditional batik techniques to create unique geometric and wildlife-inspired patterns.

• Set of 3: A versatile grouping perfect for bedside tables, home offices, or small coffee table setups.

• Sustainable & Fair Trade: 100% handcrafted in Kenya, supporting local artisans and utilizing recycled natural materials.

• Naturally Non-Slip: The weight and texture of the coconut wood provide a stable base for your glassware.

  Primary Uses

  • Surface Protection: Prevents water rings, condensation drips, and heat damage on delicate wooden or glass surfaces.

  • Home Decor: Adds a rustic, global-chic touch to your living space, even when stacked and not in use.

  • Eclectic Gifting: An ideal, lightweight gift for housewarmings, weddings, or as a thoughtful "thank you" for a host.

    Care Instructions

    Because these are made from natural, porous materials, they require a little extra love to keep them looking pristine:

    1. Wipe Clean Only: Use a slightly damp cloth to remove spills or condensation. Never submerge them in water or put them in the dishwasher.

    2. Dry Immediately: If they get wet from a cold drink, wipe them dry with a soft towel to prevent the wood from warping.

    3. Oil Seasoning: Every few months, rub a tiny amount of food-grade coconut oil or mineral oil into the wood. This keeps the coconut fibers hydrated and the bone inlays shining.

    4. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to harsh sun can cause the coconut wood to fade or develop small cracks.