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A little slice of the wild for your coffee table. This ceramic coaster carries a vintage-style illustration of a mountain bongo antelope with its mountain coordinates, printed on a warm, textured background that feels like an old field guide. It settles under mugs and glasses to protect surfaces while quietly sparking curiosity — about remote peaks, rare species, and the quiet places where they live. The cork-backed ceramic surface wipes clean and resists heat, so whether morning tea or evening cocktail, it stays handsome and functional. For anyone who collects nature art or wants a subtle conversation piece, this coaster brings gentle, earthy charm to everyday moments. Product features - Durable white ceramic face — resists heat from hot or cold drinks - Non-slip cork backing to reduce sliding and protect surfaces - Two shape options: round (4.06") or square (3.94") - Easy-to-clean surface — simply wipe with a damp cloth - Made in South Korea from ceramic and cork; adult use Care instructions - Gently wipe the dirt or dust off with a clean, dry microfiber cloth

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Mountain Bongo Antelope Ceramic Coaster — Mt. Kenya Coordinates by RSCF

SKU: 28470530902672123467
$11.06Price
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