Magic: the Gathering Mana Coasters
Keep your gaming table dry with these completely unique pieces of MTG pride! Designed and created in Saint Paul, Minnesota, these coasters use laser cut Baltic birch panels, a variety of premium stains, and a non-slip cork bottom.
I designed this piece utilizing a minimalist, stained glass wood style. I started playing Magic: the Gathering in 1992 and still play to this day. I digitally trace the shape of each mana symbol, break them up into polygons and then engrave them onto a Baltic birch panel. Then I cut identical pieces, stain them and glue them onto the board. Finally, I glue a cork base underneath and finish it with two coats of polyurethane to protect it from moisture. I hope you enjoy having it in your home as much as I enjoyed creating it!
These coasters come in sets of six and are 4” in diameter and 3/8” thick.
Keep your gaming table dry with these completely unique pieces of MTG pride! Designed and created in Saint Paul, Minnesota, these coasters use laser cut Baltic birch panels, a variety of premium stains, and a non-slip cork bottom.
I designed this piece utilizing a minimalist, stained glass wood style. I started playing Magic: the Gathering in 1992 and still play to this day. I digitally trace the shape of each mana symbol, break them up into polygons and then engrave them onto a Baltic birch panel. Then I cut identical pieces, stain them and glue them onto the board. Finally, I glue a cork base underneath and finish it with two coats of polyurethane to protect it from moisture. I hope you enjoy having it in your home as much as I enjoyed creating it!
These coasters come in sets of six and are 4” in diameter and 3/8” thick.
Keep your gaming table dry with these completely unique pieces of MTG pride! Designed and created in Saint Paul, Minnesota, these coasters use laser cut Baltic birch panels, a variety of premium stains, and a non-slip cork bottom.
I designed this piece utilizing a minimalist, stained glass wood style. I started playing Magic: the Gathering in 1992 and still play to this day. I digitally trace the shape of each mana symbol, break them up into polygons and then engrave them onto a Baltic birch panel. Then I cut identical pieces, stain them and glue them onto the board. Finally, I glue a cork base underneath and finish it with two coats of polyurethane to protect it from moisture. I hope you enjoy having it in your home as much as I enjoyed creating it!
These coasters come in sets of six and are 4” in diameter and 3/8” thick.