Warli Art Musician Slate Coasters – Indian Folk Art Decor | Handcrafted South Asian-Inspired Gift

Celebrate the rhythm of tradition with our Warli Art Musician Slate Coasters, inspired by India’s iconic tribal folk art. These handcrafted coasters feature detailed engravings of traditional Warli musicians, capturing the energy of cultural gatherings and festive moments.

Rooted in the storytelling traditions of rural India, Warli art reflects community, joy, and music—making these coasters a perfect way to bring Indian folk art into your everyday life. Made from natural slate, they’re both beautiful and functional for protecting your surfaces in style. This set depicts a musical scene with musicians and their traditional musical instruments.

Why You'll Love These Coasters:

• Showcases traditional Warli musicians, engraved in folk art style

• Crafted from durable, natural slate stone

• A unique and thoughtful gift for Diwali, housewarmings, or art lovers

• Ideal for adding culture and charm to modern or traditional home decor

• Part of our Indian Folk Art Coaster Collection

Bring a touch of music, culture, and storytelling to your table with these Warli coasters—where every detail honors South Asian tradition.

Product Material: Slate ( size and depth of each coaster varies due to the nature of  slate)

Product Dimension: 4x 4 inch | Fragile : Yes

FAQs

Are these slate coasters handmade?
Each coaster features a carefully designed mandala pattern applied to natural slate stone. Because slate is a natural material, every piece has slight variations in texture and tone, making each set one of a kind.

How do I care for slate coasters?
Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid soaking or placing in the dishwasher to preserve the natural stone finish and artwork.

Are these coasters suitable for gifting?
Yes. These mandala slate coasters make thoughtful gifts for housewarmings, weddings, festive occasions, and cultural celebrations, or for anyone who appreciates meaningful home decor.

What inspires the Warli design?
Warli is a folk art form from Maharashtra, India. The word 'Warli' is derived from Warla, meaning “piece of land" or “field". Warli paintings are narrative paintings, and the themes portray the social lifestyle and day-to-day activities like hunting, fishing, farming, forest activities, and village lives.