HOT SALE 4'' Round Cork Coaster Set of 4 With Holder Cork for Bar or Home Decoration

Coasters are essential to protect your surface from dripping water, dents and hot cups. These cork coasters will protect your surface, while natural cork stoppers are the icing on the cake for today's modern, clean appearance.

"Quercus suber"
The cork oak tree is covered with thick knotty bark, which may have been developed to survive forest fires. This is the source of cork. After harvesting, the bark is peeled off and cut from the tree, and then left to rest on the tree. The bark will eventually grow back, and it can be harvested every nine to twelve years. Healthy cork oak with a lifespan of 200 years can be harvested up to 16 times.
Portugal has the largest number of cork oak trees in the world, and subsequently became the world leader in cork production. These trees can also be found in most areas of southwestern Europe and northwestern Africa. Cork oaks usually appear at the same time as many other tree species, such as wild olive, marine pine, stone pine and other oaks. The mosaic of the cork oak forest promotes the entire biodiversity, allowing many plants and animals to use their habitat, including endangered animals such as the Barbary Macaque, Barbary Deer, Iberian Imperial Eagle and Iberian Lynx.
If managed correctly, cork can be a profitable renewable wood product. Felled cork oaks store five times more carbon than unharvested oaks because they use more carbon to regenerate the bark. Cork forest is not only a valuable biodiversity reserve, but also a necessary carbon sink.
Hope to obtain renewable resources!

SPECIFICATION for CORK COASTER

Package: shrink wrap + cork holder

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a damp cloth to remove any food particles or light stains.

From our large cork forests comes this great material 100% sustainable. Cork use dates back thousands of years, and its future depends on us. Buy cork and use it in a creative way. Our forest thanks you!