The oak coaster “Glücklich ist besser als perfekt” is a positive wooden gift for people who enjoy thoughtful messages and natural materials. The German wording means “Being happy is better than being perfect”, making this coaster a lovely reminder for everyday moments.
Engraved oak coaster
The coaster is made from oak, engraved and oiled. The natural wood grain gives every piece its own character. With its warm wooden look and positive message, it is suitable for dining tables, coffee tables, desks, kitchens, balconies or terraces.
A positive wooden gift
This wooden coaster is ideal as a small present, birthday gift, thank-you gift, host gift or thoughtful token for friends, family members, colleagues or anyone who appreciates positive messages. It also works well as an add-on gift together with a greeting card, wooden postcard, coffee, tea, wine or WASH STORY liquid soap.
Product details
- Product: Oak coaster “Glücklich ist besser als perfekt”
- Item number: BD895
- Material: oak
- Surface: engraved and oiled
- Diameter: approx. 11.2 cm
- Suitable for: glasses, mugs, bottles, cups, candles and small decorations
- Wording: Glücklich ist besser als perfekt
When is this coaster a good gift?
The coaster is a lovely gift idea for birthdays, thank-you gifts, small surprises, host gifts, colleagues or friends. It is especially suitable for people who enjoy positive quotes, natural materials and small everyday gifts.
Care instructions
Clean with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry afterwards. Do not leave in water for a long time and do not clean in the dishwasher.
Frequently Asked Questions about the “Glücklich ist besser als perfekt” coaster
What does “Glücklich ist besser als perfekt” mean?
It is German and means “Being happy is better than being perfect”.
What material is the coaster made from?
The coaster is made from oak, engraved and oiled.
What size is the coaster?
The coaster has a diameter of approx. 11.2 cm.
Which glasses can be used with this coaster?
It is suitable for many glasses, mugs, bottles and cups.
