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Featured Reviews on Blue Coasters
Wool coasters, 'Mexican Waves' (set of 6)
By Melanie
Fabulous coasters
The coasters are beautifully made with fabulous colors. They were wrapped just as beautifully with a wonderful hand written note. I will definitely order from rhem again.
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Blue agate and cedar coasters, 'Sky High' (set of 6)
By John
Magnificent
After looking high and low for a coaster with some resilience in a house with young kids (not all glass, marble, etc.), won t scratch surfaces, durability to wear and tear (not all wood which will get water rings) and a holder (my goodness why is it so hard to find a holder!) I stumbled upon this beautiful set which ticks all the boxes. Really stunning and a great conversation piece. I don t usually make time to write reviews but the craftsmanship on these is really remarkable. My only piece of constructive feedback would be to improve the felt material on the bottom of the coaster/holder, otherwise 5/5. Will be looking for more household items on Novica. Great find!
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Wood coasters, 'Gajraj March in Blue' (set of 6)
By April
Very cool coasters!
Bought these for my daughter and she loves them...just the right touch for her apartment; thanks so much!
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Carmen Ruiz Zapotec woven cotton apparel and accessories
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Write a review"My parents taught me how to weave when I was 15 years old, and the first piece I worked on was a rebozo shawl, which I gave to my mom as a Mother's Day gift."
I was born in the weaving town of Teotitlan, so it was natural for me to in weaving on the traditional loom. Zapotec is my first language and I speak very little Spanish. My husband Alberto is another featured artist who specializes in Zapotec rugs and textiles.
My childhood was a happy one... read more
My childhood was a happy one... read more
