An indigo Japanese coaster woven from natural hemp in the traditional kaya weave, sized for mugs, teacups and glasses.
Made by Ban Inoue in Japan, it uses kaya, the light, open weave traditionally used for Japanese mosquito nets. The deep indigo blue has a quiet, timeless feel, and sits beautifully with white porcelain and natural timber. Build a set in one colour, or mix colours across the table.
Prefer something smaller? See the Small Indigo Kaya Coaster. Pairs well with our Small Indigo Kaya Placemat. Also available as the Charcoal Kaya Coaster and Persimmon Kaya Coaster.
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Care instructions: Gentle machine wash or hand wash, and drip dry.
Please note since these coasters are made with natural hemp fibres, there may be small knots or frayed threads on the surface. These are organic characteristics of the weaving process, and are to be enjoyed as such.
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Ban Inoue's inspiration is drawn from the beauty of "the flower" and of "wabi" from the Azuchi-Momoyama period. They are based in Nara, Japan, and focus on creating natural hemp and cotton homewares and accessories – integrating old traditions with modern functionality so that everyday objects are both beautiful and comfortable.
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Ban Inoue's inspiration is drawn from the beauty of "the flower" and of "wabi" from the Azuchi-Momoyama period. They are based in Nara, Japan, and focus on creating natural hemp and cotton homewares and accessories – integrating old traditions with modern functionality so that everyday objects are both beautiful and comfortable.
