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Bless your loved ones (or yourself) with this matching car coaster. With beautiful purple daisies as the background, your loved one will be blessed by the beauty of nature. Crafted from highly durable and absorbent soapstone, these car coasters blend looks and functionality in one neat package for every car. This must-have car accessory absorbs all moisture from your cold or hot drinks and looks perfect in any car interior. Choose between 1pc or 2pcs to match your commuting needs.
Bless your loved ones (or yourself) with this matching car coaster. With beautiful purple daisies as the background, your loved one will be blessed by the beauty of nature. Crafted from highly durable and absorbent soapstone, these car coasters blend looks and functionality in one neat package for every car. This must-have car accessory absorbs all moisture from your cold or hot drinks and looks perfect in any car interior. Choose between 1pc or 2pcs to match your commuting needs.
Bless your loved ones (or yourself) with this matching car coaster. With beautiful purple daisies as the background, your loved one will be blessed by the beauty of nature. Crafted from highly durable and absorbent soapstone, these car coasters blend looks and functionality in one neat package for every car. This must-have car accessory absorbs all moisture from your cold or hot drinks and looks perfect in any car interior. Choose between 1pc or 2pcs to match your commuting needs.
Product features:
Material: 100% soapstone Size: 2.6″ × 2.6″ (6.6cm × 6.6cm) Available as 1 piece or a set of 2 Absorbs condensation One-sided print Matte finish Please note: The coaster fits in MOST vehicle drink holders
(Please allow 1.5 to 2 weeks for production and delivery. Manufacturing Partner: District Photo)
ABOUT THE PHOTO:
Eddie took this photo at the Flowering Bridge in Lake Lure, North Carolina. The bridge sustained great damage in Hurricane Helene, and all its amazing and whimsical flower displays were destroyed. Photo was taken in 2018 using a Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR camera.