These lovely coasters work well in both contemporary and traditional interior styles, making them a really versatile piece.

Details & Dimensions

Spanish Orange - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creates this silkier finish in Spanish Orange. Derived from colors found in 17th Century Spanish pottery and woven fabrics. A fresh, bright zesty orange.

Grass Green - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creates this silkier finish in Grass Green. Grass Green was a color standardized in 1934. It is one of the oldest existing color names with 700A.D as the earliest known record.

Neyron Rose - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creates this silkier finish in Neyron Rose. Neyron Rose was a color standardized in 1934, from the rose ‘Paul Neyron’, established in 1869. A typical ‘cabbage rose’, with large, fragrant, rich pink flowers. A strong, rich, pink.

Petrol Blue - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creating this silkier finish, here in a rich Petrol Blue, a color name introduced into seasonal ranges in 1943, standardized in our color dictionary owing to the many requests for the color.

Sulfur - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creates this silkier finish in Sulphur. A yellow color, characteristic of refined sulfur, the name has been used since 1800. A wonderfully fresh, vibrant, strong yellow.

Moonstone Grey - Woven from finer, silkier, natural jute fibers by skilled artisans, a tied set of 4 jute coasters, spun from a finer fiber creating this silkier finish, here in a mysterious Moonstone Grey. Moonstone is a descriptive name from one of the groups of minerals known as felspars found chiefly in what was then Ceylon, now Sri Lanka. One of the delicate blues found chiefly in Chinese pottery and silks.

No two pieces are exactly alike, suitable for everyday dining, jute is a natural insulator so great at protecting the table from anything hot. They look wonderful paired with our recycled glass tumblers and matching mats.

A Fair Trade piece, woven in Bangladesh. Sold in sets of 4.

5.11" D

Care Instructions

Wipe clean only.