Handmade Black Walnut Coaster with Honeycomb Carving
Your table has taken the heat from every mug and kettle for long enough. This hand-carved black walnut coaster takes it instead, with a flat honeycomb surface that holds cups steady and a handle to lift it. Solid wood, compact, and just as good on the wall when the table is free.
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Your table has taken the heat from every mug and kettle for long enough. This hand-carved black walnut coaster takes it instead, with a flat honeycomb surface that holds cups steady and a handle to lift it. Solid wood, compact, and just as good on the wall when the table is free.
Handmade solid wood honeycomb coaster that doubles as a heat-resistant cup mat and handled serving board
- cups and hot kettles marking or heating tabletops
- plain coasters lacking character
- drips and condensation around cups
Protect your table and savor every hot cup
Tired of rings and scorch marks from every mug? This hand-carved walnut coaster lifts hot cups and kettles off the wood so your table stays clean and your tea stays warm.
Hand-carved honeycomb that holds every cup steady

Carved for stability under every cup
The carved honeycomb gives a cup a flat, steady landing. Hot tea, coffee and a full teapot all sit square on it, which matters most during a slow pour over coffee setup.

Solid wood, handled and compact
The coaster is solid walnut and cherry in a compact square tray, with a small integrated handle and a hanging hole. Lift it by the handle to move it, or hang it on the wall when the table is busy.

Made by hand in a workshop
Hand carving means no two pieces are cut exactly alike. The same piece also works as a wooden tray for snacks when the table is set for guests.
Set it down, pour, then wipe it dry
- 1Set the coaster where the cup will sit
Place it on the table before the cup or teapot arrives, with the handle turned toward you for an easy lift later.
- 2Set your cup or teapot on the carving
Mugs, coffee mugs, pour-over servers and teapots all sit on the carved surface.
- 3Lift it by the handle to move it
The small integrated handle lets you carry the coaster to the sink or the wall without touching a hot vessel.
- 4Wipe and dry it after use
Clear any drips from the carving with a soft dry cloth, then let the piece dry fully before you hang or store it.
Wipe, dry, and keep the wood in shape
- Wipe after each use
A soft dry cloth clears drips before they dry into the grain.
- Dry it fully
Solid wood holds moisture, so dry the piece completely before you put it away.
- Skip the sink
Soaking swells the grain and dulls the finish over time.
- Keep it off open flame
Direct heat or flame can scorch the carved surface.
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It is shown holding hot tea, coffee and a teapot without trouble, so everyday cups and teapots are what it is made for. Set a teapot on it rather than a kettle fresh off the boil, and lift the kettle onto a towel for the pour.
Drips sit on the carved surface until you wipe them, so a soft dry cloth after each use is the whole routine. Avoid soaking the piece in the sink, since water left in solid wood swells the grain over time.
A cork or plastic set slides, soaks up drips and wears out in a season. This is one solid piece of black walnut or cherry, hand-carved, with a handle and a hanging hole. You buy it once and it keeps looking like decor for years.
Yes. The hanging hole is built in, and the coaster is shown hung on a wall with twine. It works as a small piece of wall decor between tea and coffee breaks.
Both. Black walnut and cherry wood are sold as separate finishes, and each one is solid wood with the same honeycomb carving.
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