Precision carved black walnut coaster featuring a playful winking smiley face with hand finished wood grain for cheerful drinkware decor
Precision carved black walnut coaster featuring a cheerful smiley face design and warm hand finished wood grain
Hand finished precision carved black walnut coaster with a winking smiley face design, crafted in USA for cheerful wood decor and unique gifts.
Precision carved premium black walnut coaster with a hand finished winking smiley face design
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Precision carved black walnut coaster featuring a playful winking smiley face with hand finished wood grain for cheerful drinkware decor
Precision carved black walnut coaster featuring a cheerful smiley face design and warm hand finished wood grain
Hand finished precision carved black walnut coaster with a winking smiley face design, crafted in USA for cheerful wood decor and unique gifts.
Precision carved premium black walnut coaster with a hand finished winking smiley face design

Single Coaster - Smiley Guy

Sale price $10.00

Single Coaster – Smiley Guy

Good vibes, one sip at a time — the Single Coaster – Smiley Guy is a precision carved Premium Black Walnut wood coaster crafted right here in Missouri, USA, that brings a little happiness to every drink. Hand sanded and finished with True Black and Natural stain from MinWax, the rich dark Walnut grain gives the cheerful Smiley Guy design a warm, striking contrast that makes it a fun addition to any home, desk, or coffee table. Cork-backed to protect your surfaces — and an easy, smile-worthy gift for anyone who could use a little more joy in their day.

  • Single coaster.
  • Measures approximately 4" round.
  • Crafted from .5" thick solid Premium Black Walnut.
  • Cork backing.
  • Hand sanded and finished.
  • Hand stained with True Black and Natural stain from MinWax.
  • Made in USA!
  • #MissouriMade
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