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Keffiyeh Coasters Set

Keffiyeh Coasters Set

Regular price £35.00 GBP
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Carry the pattern of resistance into your home.

These 3D-printed Keffiyeh Coasters pay tribute to the traditional Palestinian keffiyeh, a symbol of resilience, heritage, and unity. Each coaster features a precise, layered 3D relief inspired by the keffiyeh’s intricate pattern, creating a tactile design that feels as striking as it looks.

Made from durable, heat-resistant PLA+ and finished in black or green, these coasters are designed to protect your surfaces while making a statement. Whether you use them for your morning coffee or evening tea, they bring a touch of culture and purpose to your daily routine.

Each set is printed, finished, and assembled by hand. Small variations in texture or pattern depth make every piece subtly unique.

Dimensions

Coaster: 10cm x 10cm x 0.5cm
Coaster Container: 10.7cm x 10.7cm x 2.1cm

 

A portion of all profits is donated to organisations supporting children affected by war — including in Gaza.

Coaster Holder Colour
Quantity

In stock

Product Highlights

  • 3D-printed Keffiyeh pattern design
  • Durable and heat-resistant PLA+
  • Hand-finished and assembled in the UK
  • Perfect for mugs, glasses, or display
  • A meaningful gift or personal keepsake
  • Comes with 2x green and 2x black coasters
  • Set of 4 coasters

Colours / Variants

One set:

  • 2x Green keffiyeh
  • 2x Black keffiyeh

Coaster holder colours:

  • Black
  • Dark Olive (Green)
  • Light Olive (Tan)

Materials and Care

All pieces are 3D printed using PLA, a biodegradable, plant-based plastic made from corn starch.

Care

Wipe gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking or exposing to high heat (e.g. dishwashers, radiators, or direct sunlight for long periods).

Durability

PLA is lightweight and rigid, perfect for display or light everyday use, but can warp if left in hot environments.

Sustainability

Any misprints or offcuts are reused or recycled wherever possible — part of our effort to keep prints out of landfill.

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