buoy Corporation

Buoy Marine Plastic Waste Coaster

Japan , Yokohama Kanagawa

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Category Bathroom Accessories
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Buoy Marine Plastic Waste Coaster

This coaster from Buoy is made from marine plastic waste, a unique material transformed by the brand.

All Buoy products feature the natural colors of plastic debris washed ashore, with no added dyes or processing. The plastic's vibrant hues create a beautiful, mosaic-like pattern, with a slightly organic feel due to the blending of different colors.

This coaster set is perfect for ocean lovers or anyone who appreciates bold, colorful designs. It also makes a great Christmas gift or a thoughtful small present for a friend you haven't seen in a while.

Features of the Coaster Design:

  • Rimmed to Prevent Water Spills
    The new coaster has a raised rim to catch any water droplets from your glass, keeping your desk dry.

  • Grooves to Prevent Glasses from Sticking
    Concentric circles, designed to resemble ripples, keep your glass from sticking to the coaster.

  • Gift-Ready Packaging
    The coaster comes in a beautifully designed box, making it perfect for gifting. The box can also be reused to store your coasters. It's ideal for occasions like weddings, housewarmings, or any special celebration.

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