SANDBLASTED GLASS COASTERS - SET OF 4
$45.00
handmade
community voted (435 votes)
Sandblasted Glass Coasters have been discontinued. When they sell out, the coasters will no longer be available.
Neon Spectrum
Brighten up your barware with these bold, contemporary coasters. They're kiln formed, with bold bands of colored glass fused to a black background, and the contrast evokes shining neon in a nighttime cityscape. The coasters are sandblasted to create smooth, contoured surface. Handmade by Dylan and Amy Engler in Columbus, Ohio.
- Item ID: 21311
- Materials: glass, vinyl
- 4" L x 4" W x 1.5" H
- Hand wash.
Sandblasted Glass Coasters have been discontinued. When they sell out, the coasters will no longer be available.
Dylan and Amy Engler
Together, artists Dylan and Amy Engler create beautiful, functional and original works of art from glass. Their work is influenced by their backgrounds in interior design and glassworking. See all creations.
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Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Who knew that sandblasting could create such lovely, usable art? Dylan and Amy Engler's colorful coasters are kiln-formed then sandblasted to create a unique look and feel. Would these handmade glass coasters look great on your table?
Jolayne
Vote: Thumbs down!
look too much like eye shadow pallets
Christine
Vote: Thumbs up!
Like the fact it's made in Ohio, but a bit pricey.
Catherine
Vote: Thumbs down!
Looks like eye shadow
jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
Although pricey, they are a great house present!
chris
Vote: Thumbs up!
what a nice thing to use and look at.
Sue-Ellen
Vote: Thumbs up!
I think the products are interesting to look at.
Malorie
Vote: Thumbs down!
I agree with Jolayne. When I first saw this I thought, "Wow, Uncommon Goods is selling makeup?" Also, I thought coasters were supposed to absorb condensation. Class doesn't absorb and therefore the water will just run off the coaster which completely defeats the purpose.
Je
Vote: Thumbs down!
Eyeshadow
Carol
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like the looks, but I would worry about condensation from the with your drink in it and spilling down to the coasters. In my house, that is a glass just waiting to slip and end up on the carpet. But I really like them!
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs down!
I really love the idea and they are really great to look at for many different decors but $10 each for a coaster is a little absurd for something that is just going to catch the water off the edge of your glass, right?
Carol
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like them, but they might be a little bit pricey.
Leesa!
Vote: Thumbs up!
Fab! The price reflects the work that went into producing the final product I imagine
Kelly
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like that they look like eyeshadow. They are beautiful! A little expensive but so pretty. I love all the colors!
C.C.
Vote: Thumbs down!
glass coasters aren't functional and I don't understand why anyone makes them or uses them. The water gathering from condensation runs right off of the glass surface and onto the table you are trying to protect.
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs down!
These look like makeup cases. Looks like eye shadow.
SLA
Vote: Thumbs down!
Agree with others that glass coasters will just move the water, not soak it up!
Sarah
Vote: Thumbs down!
Way too pricey for little plastic coasters!
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Hi, Sarah. These coasters are actually handmade glass. They bold bands of color are fused to the back background using a kiln, then they are sandblasted to create a unique surface texture. The price factors in the cost of the materials and the time it takes Dylan and Amy Engler to create each piece. Does that change your vote?
Suzanne
Vote: Thumbs up!
The surface texture from the sandblasting would catch moisture, but I agree that they're pricey
Crystal
Vote: Thumbs down!
They're going to stick to the glass with condensation. Pretty, but not very functional.
Vicki
Thought it was eye shadow.
William
Vote: Thumbs down!
Attractive, but pricey. Also, if ear glass coasters would sweat profusely in humid conditions.
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs down!
Expensive for a set of 4 coasters
Amanda
Vote: Thumbs down!
When you pick the drink up, a glass coaster can stick for a minute (due to condensation) then fall to the floor. If it's glass, it's likely to break!
Alice
Vote: Thumbs up!
A tad pricy for coaster, but I like the style and that they're handmade in Ohio.
April
Vote: Thumbs down!
Coasters need to soak up moisture, not collect it and roll it off the side to ruin your furniture.
Therese
Vote: Thumbs down!
I thought it was eye shadow too!
Marilyn
Vote: Thumbs down!
Very pretty, but glass coasters aren't the best since they dont absorb anything. The rounded look to the edge even looks like it might drip off if there was enough. So for $40 it's just too much for little return besides being pretty.
Joann
Vote: Thumbs up!
nice colors, priced about right.
Krista
I agree with the eyehshadow comments and the comments about glss not absorbing the condensation. Also, I like things that match and would prefer a set that has all the same colors.
Robert
Vote: Thumbs up!
Awesome.... I love these!
Emily
Vote: Thumbs down!
Cool to look at, but I think $10 per coaster is way too expensive. I work in a store that sells coasters and people don't buy coasters that don't absorb condensation.
Dianna
Vote: Thumbs down!
Cute but can't imagine that it would be very absorbing.
Love
Vote: Thumbs down!
Do people really need so many coasters?
Tricia
Vote: Thumbs up!
I am a little worried whether these will stick to the glasses or allow water to pool and run off....love that it is made here in OH.
Louise
Vote: Thumbs down!
These coasters will not absorb any of the liquid drippings of the drink glass. Might as well use nothing to absorb, or use napkins.
Ann
Very cool but a bit pricey.
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
These are pretty much just beautiful.
RACHEL
Vote: Thumbs down!
I agree with previous comments that it looks like eyeshadow palettes. Plus, $10 for a coaster is just stupid.
Katherine
Vote: Thumbs up!
Gorgeous!
Elinore
Vote: Thumbs up!
I'm so vain, I like them because they look like eyeshadow cases.
Alison
Vote: Thumbs up!
Perhaps a little too expensive?
Chad
Vote: Thumbs up!
Very neat looking, and actually made in the USA. I'd love to have these.
Kyna
Vote: Thumbs up!
Pretty. Looks like a Rothko kind of.
Kara
Vote: Thumbs up!
I realize they're handmade, (and quite beautiful) but I personally think $10 a piece is too much for coasters.
Alexandra
Vote: Thumbs down!
Oh look, eyeshadow!
sally
Vote: Thumbs down!
I agree-eyeshadow. And High price
Megan
Vote: Thumbs up!
Beautiful.
Mary
Vote: Thumbs down!
Glass does not absorb and the price is high.
Sue
Do they absorbed condensation? Breakable, and expensive
Cynthia
Pretty
Nancy
Very different but don't think it would soak up the liquid from condensation. Would not buy because of this.
Gina
Very Cool. The design reminds me of the Human Rights logo for equality for all. I just hope they can absorb perspiration from a cool drink in the hot sun!