RANO Coaster

$120.00 AUD
$120.00 AUD
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Color: Natural

Part of the Rano tableware collection, the Rano Coaster is defined by its organic wavy silhouette and handwoven artistry. Made from high-quality Madagascan raffia, its naturally occurring wax makes the coasters water-resistant and perfectly practical. Available in two colours, Natural and Tea, they bring an elegant, artisanal finish to any table setting.

 

FEATURES       Comes in a set of 6 units. 3 different shapes included.

DIMENSIONS   13 cm 

100% Natural Raffia

Handwoven from 100% natural raffia by skilled artisans. Each piece carries subtle variations in tone and texture, reflecting the beauty of natural fibres and traditional craftsmanship.

To care for your raffia piece:

  • Use mild, natural detergents only - avoid harsh chemicals or cleaners.
  • Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth.
  • For greasy stains, soak in warm soapy water and gently rub with a soft sponge.
  • Always air dry completely before storing or using.
  • Store away from direct sunlight and humidity
  • Avoid contact with oils and cosmetics
  • Maintain shape by storing with light padding when not in use

Shipping & Delivery

Orders are dispatched from Melbourne within 4 business days, with Australian delivery taking approximately 1–7 business days. Express Shipping is available at checkout. International orders typically arrive within 7–28 business days.

Crochet | 2 days

Each piece is hand-crocheted stitch by stitch, a technique that allows our artisans to build form and structure entirely by hand. The rhythm of the crochet hook creates raffia's signature texture—dense, considered, and remarkably durable. It's a skill that takes years to master and hours to execute, with no two pieces ever quite identical.

RANO Coasters are designed in Australia and hand-made at our family workshop in Madagascar.

RANO Coaster

RANO Coaster

$120.00 AUD
$120.00 AUD

Handcrafted in Madagascar, In Small Batches

Behind every piece is a family in Madagascar — a workshop, a weaver, and a tradition that stretches back long before us. We work in small batches on purpose, because quality can't be hurried. The slight variations you might notice, in texture, in weave, in tone, are the fingerprints of the hands that made it. We think that's something worth celebrating.

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