Solid Black Walnut Plum Blossom Coaster for Teacups
Pour a cup of tea and watch it settle into a warm walnut petal instead of sliding across the table. Each coaster is solid black walnut with a sculpted plum-blossom edge that holds the base of a cup steady. Stack them low on a tea tray or beside a desk and keep the wood clean.
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Pour a cup of tea and watch it settle into a warm walnut petal instead of sliding across the table. Each coaster is solid black walnut with a sculpted plum-blossom edge that holds the base of a cup steady. Stack them low on a tea tray or beside a desk and keep the wood clean.
Solid black walnut plum-blossom coaster that adds natural warmth to tea and coffee moments
- protecting tabletops from cup rings and moisture
- heat transfer to furniture
- adding a decorative touch to tea or coffee service
Turn every cup into a quiet tea moment
Cups slide, rings stain, and the table you love takes the damage. This solid black walnut plum-blossom coaster gives each cup a warm, steady place to rest.
Five petals that hold your cup steady

Petals that hold the cup
The five cupped petals cradle the base of a cup, so it sits centered and does not slide across the wood. Set a teacup on a petal and it stays put, even when you lift the pot to pour.

Solid walnut, real grain
Each coaster is cut from solid black walnut, so the grain runs through the whole piece instead of sitting on a veneer. The surface is matte and warm brown, and the figure shifts from one piece to the next.

Stacks low and tidy
The profile is low, so a full set sits in one neat pile on a tray or inside a cabinet. The stack fits beside your tea sets without crowding the table.
Simple care keeps the grain warm
- Wipe dry after use
A soft cloth after each tea or coffee break keeps moisture from sitting on the wood.
- Avoid soaking
Do not leave the coaster in water after a spill. Wipe it right away and let it air dry.
- Dry before stacking
Let each piece dry fully before it goes on another, so no moisture gets trapped between them.
- Keep off hot cookware
Use it for cups and mugs. Hot pots and kettles belong on a trivet.
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Yes, that is what it is for. Set the cup down, then wipe the coaster dry once you lift the cup. Standing water is the one thing to avoid, so dry the piece before you stack it. Hot pots belong on a trivet, not on the walnut.
The cupped petals are shaped to hold the base of a teacup, and cups sit centered in the curve. Larger mugs can overhang the edge, so measure your cup base before you buy a full set.
Yes. The profile is low, so they stack into a tidy pile on a tray or in a drawer. Keep a stack in a wooden storage boxes when the set is not on the table. Let each piece dry fully first so moisture does not get trapped between them.
For a tea table, yes. Cork and plastic look generic next to porcelain, and they feel light under a cup. Solid walnut has real weight and a warm grain that matches a tea set. Cheap coasters get replaced when they warp or stain, while solid wood is the piece you keep using.
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after each use, and never leave it soaking in water. Let it air dry before stacking. Over time the matte finish warms with handling, and that patina is part of the look.
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