Black Walnut Tea Coaster, Solid Wood Heat-Proof Pad
Set the teapot down and the table stays clean. This solid black walnut coaster has a raised base and carved concentric grooves that hold cups steady through every pour. Square, triangle and pentagon shapes fit a tea table, a desk or a shelf.
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Set the teapot down and the table stays clean. This solid black walnut coaster has a raised base and carved concentric grooves that hold cups steady through every pour. Square, triangle and pentagon shapes fit a tea table, a desk or a shelf.
Solid walnut tea coasters with carved geometric grooves that protect your table from hot cups
- hot cups and teapots damaging tabletops
- wet rings and water marks on furniture
- slipping cups on smooth surfaces
Set every cup down with no rings left behind
Your wood table takes the heat and the wet rings from every pour. A solid black walnut coaster gives each cup a steady, raised place to sit, so the table stays clean.
Built from solid walnut with a raised base

Solid walnut that stays put
Solid black walnut is dense enough to stay flat and heavy enough to stay put under a teapot. The grain shows warm tones from coaster to coaster, and the oiled surface feels smooth under a dry hand. Matches well with a kitchen accessories wood set already on the counter.

Carved grooves that hold the cup
Concentric grooves are cut into the top of each piece. They break up the flat surface, give the base of a cup a little grip, and add a hand-carved look that suits a tea ceremony table.

Rounded corners, easy to lift
The corners are rounded and the edges are smooth, so you can pick a coaster up with one hand between pours. Square, triangle and pentagon shapes let you build a tea mug and saucer setup that looks planned.
Wipe it dry and it stays beautiful
- Wipe after each pour
Dry the coaster with a soft cloth once the cup is lifted, so no water sits on the grain.
- Let it air out
Leave it uncovered for a few minutes before you stack it with the others.
- Keep off standing water
Do not leave it soaking in a puddle of tea. Standing water dulls the oiled finish over time.
- Use it for cups and pots
Set cups, teapots and mugs on it. Keep knives and heavy items elsewhere so the carved grooves stay crisp.
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Yes. The raised base keeps the wood beneath the cup clear of direct contact, and the grooved walnut surface holds the cup steady. Cork and plastic coasters tend to slide and soak, while solid walnut stays put and stays dry when you wipe it after use.
Square suits a single teapot or a large mug. Triangle and pentagon shapes work well as a mixed set on a tea table, so each cup gets its own coaster. Measure the base of your teapot against the coaster before you choose, since a pot with a wide foot needs the larger face.
Wipe it dry after each pour and let it air out before stacking. Do not leave it soaking, and keep it away from knives. With that routine the oiled finish stays even and the grooves stay sharp for years.
Yes. It works under a coffee mug, a French press or a glass on a desk. Coffee rings and water marks land on the coaster instead of the wood, so one coaster costs less than a replacement tabletop.
Brief splashes are fine as long as you dry the coaster after use. Standing water can soak into walnut and dull the finish, which is why the care routine is simple: wipe it dry, then let it breathe.
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