Letterpress coasters spread the love
This stunning collaborative project from Mama's Sauce is full of letterpress loveliness. You won't want to put your drinks on these!
Gourmet print and design shop Mama's Sauce has crafted something truly special here. Created in support of the Hamilton Wood Type & Print Museum, these letterpress love coasters are a graphic designer's dream room accessory.
Mama's Sauce collaborated with a number of designers to bring out the best in letterpress design. The coasters were individually designed by Fuzzco, Justin Mezzell, Aaron Draplin, Dana Tanamachi, Jon Contino, Jessica Hische and Ross Moody with all proceeds from sales going directly to the Hamilton Wood Type & Print Museum.
If you love these as much as we do, you'll be pleased to know that the coasters are currently available to pre-order.
The collection comes as a boxed set of seven typographic, letterpress-printed coaster designs, packaged with paper (also letterpress-printed) provided by French Paper Co.
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