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It's time for you to add this set of four black walnut handmade coasters to a coffee table near you. Crafted with care, these coasters showcase the raw and natural allure of black walnut wood.

According to PhillipsForestProducts.com, it is "one of the most highly sought out species in North America, it would be hard to overstate Black Walnuts popularity among woodworkers in the United States. Its cooperative working characteristics, coupled with its rich brown coloration puts the wood in a class by itself among temperate-zone hardwoods." I sourced this particular log from one of the black walnut trees in my backyard after it was struck down by mother nature in a lightning storm over three years ago. It has been drying indoors since that time, waiting to be converted into such beautiful coasters.

Each coaster is lovingly hand-sanded to a smooth finish, allowing the unique grain patterns and rich tones of the black walnut to shine through. The wood's natural beauty takes center stage, captivating the eye with its organic charm.

With a touch of authenticity, these coasters are coated with three layers of polyurethane varnish, enhancing their durability while preserving the wood's innate character. The varnish adds a subtle sheen, highlighting the wood's natural luster without overpowering its inherent charm.

To ensure both functionality and protection, each coaster is thoughtfully finished with a soft felt bottom. This gentle touch not only prevents scratches but also adds a cozy and inviting feel when you hold them in your hands.

Embrace the simplicity and elegance of these black walnut handmade coasters, where the beauty lies in their natural imperfections. Let them bring a touch of rustic charm to your gatherings, inviting your guests to appreciate the authentic allure of these unique pieces.

Coasters vary in size, but are approximately 3" in diameter and 1/2" thick.

Item Special Note

Creating things has always been therapeutic for me. Whether I'm making music with my guitar, doing a project around the house or in the yard, or simply dabbling with new things I want to try, it's easy to get lost in time when I'm "in the zone". After a long day's work, or when I need to melt some stress away, art and creativity are always there for me. It's easier for me to be at my best, or thriving, when my tank is full. Working with my hands gives me the much-needed time my soul needs to connect my mind with my hands. It's really fulfilling.