👛 Description
Add a splash of charm to the coffee table (or your dining table desk!) with our Floral Print Coaster with a handpainted floral design. Elegant yet practical, this piece ensures there will be no scratches left on your furniture, while the solid marble ensures the coaster will not stick to the bottom of your glass. A winning combo! Not to mention that a cocktail looks infinitely better when sitting on this marble treasure. We eat (and drink) with the eyes first…
Handpainted paper mache is a testament to India’s rich cultural history. Dating back to the 14th century, this artisanal work has been used as decoration for many centuries. Only a handful highly skilled artisans still possess this ancient crafting technique. Making one piece can take weeks and each product is therefore unique and represents Indian artistry in its purest form.
Details & Care
- Paper mache
- Handmade and handpainted in India
- Size: L 8,5 x W 8,5 x H 0,2 cm
- Clean with a feather duster or damp cloth
- No dishwasher use
📦 Shipping & Returns
The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg & Germany
Free shipping on orders over €75.
Delivery within 1 - 2 business days.
Rest of Europe
Free shipping on orders over €150.
Delivery within 2 - 7 business days.
United States & Rest of the World
Free shipping on orders over €150.
Delivery within 6 - 9 business days.
Returns
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned within 30 days of purchase. More information here.
💳 Payment Methods
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💗 About Tevansta
Quality Craftsmanship: Tevansta's collection combines timeless elegance with exceptional durability, making every piece suitable for both everyday use and special occasions.
Sustainable Materials: Tevansta prioritizes eco-friendly materials, ensuring its pieces do not just look good, but are also environmentally friendly.
Personalized Experience: Tevansta offers made-to-order pieces whenever possible, reducing waste and providing customers with unique, custom-tailored pieces.














