mo & more Life Japanese Ukiyo-e cement coaster and storage tray

Whether you've visited Kanagawa, Japan, or not, this piece brings the cresting waves of your heart to you. Perhaps you've never encountered the legendary merfolk of the sea, but could the shimmering on the water's surface be a glimpse of their scales, a reminder of someone thinking of them… Introducing the 2024 late summer new arrival: the mo & more Life Japanese Ukiyo-e cement coaster and storage tray, a creation born from the heart of a Taiwanese designer, exuding a rich Japanese aesthetic. This coaster and tray elegantly merge superior functionality with distinctive artistry, seamlessly blending trendiness with practicality. Inspired by the iconic "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" and fish scale motifs, the Japanese Ukiyo-e style finds a unique expression on these cement coasters. Utilizing a special patented cement formula and professional laser engraving techniques, we've crafted detailed and profound patterns. These designs remain intact and everlasting even with daily use. Whether placed on your desk as a coaster or used as a storage tray at home, it adds an unparalleled touch of sophistication. This cultural and creative product is perfect for those who appreciate literary and artistic design, and an ideal accent for a designer home. Its excellent water absorption and drainage ensure a more secure and comfortable experience. The mo & more Life Japanese Ukiyo-e cement coaster and storage tray, from the mo & more Life brand, focuses on handcrafted production, presenting irreplaceable quality and uniqueness. Embrace this Japanese Ukiyo-e style cement laser-engraved coaster and infuse your life with a touch of art! Material: Cement, Cork Round Coaster Dimensions: Outer Diameter 10cm (Inner Diameter 9cm) x Height 2.0cm Large Oval Storage Tray Dimensions: Length 15.5CM x Width 11.0CM x Height 2.3CM Origin: Taiwan Special Note: Each piece is meticulously handcrafted by the designer, imbuing every coaster with its own unique character (traces and appearance). Perfect replication is not possible!