Rustic Gray Slate Coasters Set of 4 with Laser Etched 1979 Ford F-250 Ranger Lariat Design Perfect Gift for Holidays Birthdays Housewarming She-Shed Man Cave Made in Oregon USA Round or Square
The slate varies from 3/16" to 1/4" thick, is approximately 4" diameter, and has a rugged chipped edge.
The slate coasters are all unique due to them being a stone material, so they have different variation in the surface, sometimes this can cause a color variation in the etching.
These coasters have rubber feet on the bottom so they don't scratch the surface they are on, perfect for protecting your tables from water rings.
The coasters come packaged in a white cardboard box, perfect for wrapping as a gift or storing
Easy cleanup, just wipe with damp cloth
Looking for the perfect gift that combines style and functionality? Our rustic gray slate coasters are just what you need! Crafted by a small business in Oregon, USA, these coasters feature a unique laser-etched design of the iconic 1979 Ford F-250 Ranger Lariat Pickup. Whether you're shopping for holidays, birthdays, or housewarming gifts, these coasters make an excellent choice.
Available in both 4-inch diameter round and 4-inch square options, each coaster is made from natural slate with charming variations in surface and edges. The chipped edge adds to their rustic appeal while rubber feet ensure your surfaces stay scratch-free. Perfect for any she-shed or man cave!
The hand-drawn style design on each coaster captures the essence of classic automotive charm—ideal for car enthusiasts or anyone who appreciates vintage flair. These coasters not only protect your furniture but also serve as conversation starters at gatherings.
With their durable construction and timeless look, our slate coasters are designed to last through countless parties and cozy nights in. Plus, supporting this product means backing a passionate small business dedicated to quality craftsmanship.
Add character to your home decor or surprise someone special with these distinctive slate coasters today! They're more than just drink holders—they're pieces of art celebrating American heritage and nostalgia.
