Maroon - Mandana Art Handpainted Paper Mache Coasters (Set of 6) 29

Exact dimensions are listed on the product page. Our coasters come in standard sizes that fit most cups and glasses. Sold individually or in sets as specified in the title.

Our coasters are crafted from wood, stone, ceramic, fabric, or hand-painted materials. The product page lists the exact material. Each piece is finished by hand.

Yes. Our coasters are designed to absorb or block moisture from reaching your furniture. Stone and ceramic coasters absorb condensation. Wood coasters with lacquer finish repel water.

Prints hold well with normal use. Avoid soaking or scrubbing painted surfaces. Wipe with a dry cloth after use. Hand-painted and lacquered coasters are more durable than decal-printed ones.

Stone, ceramic, and thick wooden coasters handle hot cups well. Fabric and thin painted coasters are best for cold drinks. Use a trivet for very hot pots or pans.

Mandana art comes from the Meena community in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Women paint geometric and nature-inspired patterns on floors and walls using chalk and red clay. The art marks festivals and rituals.

Women mix chalk (white) and red clay (geru) with water to create paint. Patterns are drawn freehand on floors and walls using cloth swabs or fingers. The designs are traditionally renewed for each festival or season.

Traditional Mandana uses natural pigments and earth-based colors. Some modern interpretations use acrylic for durability. The product description mentions the medium used in each piece.

Most Mandana artworks are ready for framing. Some come on paper, some on fabric or wood. Frame under glass to protect from dust and moisture. Display away from direct sunlight.

Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture. Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. If framed under glass, it needs minimal care. Avoid touching painted surfaces with wet hands.

Paper mache feels light, smooth, and surprisingly sturdy. The lacquered surface is glass-like and cool. Underneath is layer upon layer of hand-pasted paper pulp, dried and sanded to perfection.

Keep dry and dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged moisture or water soaking. Paper Mache products hold up well with gentle handling and basic maintenance.

Yes. Paper Mache is a natural, sustainable material. It's sourced locally, processed with minimal chemicals, and biodegradable. Choosing paper mache supports both the environment and traditional makers.

With proper care, Paper Mache products last for years. Natural materials develop character over time. slight color changes and surface patina are normal and add to the appeal.

Some moisture is fine for most Paper Mache products. Prolonged dampness or waterlogging can cause damage. In humid climates, ensure good air circulation around the product and wipe dry as needed.