Rustic Slate Coasters Set of 4, Laser Etched 'HOME SWEET HOME' Design, Kentucky State Shape, Perfect Gift for Holidays, Birthdays, Housewarming, Made in Oregon, USA, 4" Round, Natural Edge

• 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

Transform your home decor with our handcrafted slate coasters, proudly made in Oregon, USA. Each 4-inch round coaster features a beautifully laser-etched design celebrating Kentucky state pride with "HOME SWEET HOME" - where the 'O' cleverly incorporates the Kentucky state outline. The words "sweet home" are elegantly written in cursive, separated by a charming heart symbol.

These versatile coasters are perfect for any room, from your living room to kitchen, office, or entertainment space. The natural gray slate provides a rustic, timeless look that complements any decor style. Each set includes 4 coasters with protective rubber feet to prevent scratching your furniture.

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These coasters make thoughtful gifts for various occasions:

Each piece of slate is unique, featuring natural variations in texture and color that add character to your home. The durable construction ensures long-lasting use while protecting your surfaces from water rings and heat damage. Perfect for hot coffee mugs, cold beverages, wine glasses, or any drink you're enjoying.

Support small business while adding style to your home. These coasters are ideal for both everyday use and special occasions. The classic design and natural materials make them a versatile addition to any room, from formal dining spaces to casual she-sheds or man caves.