Coaster Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead - Cup Joker
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Benefits at a Glance
- Matching exotic design for the mug
- Stable Base for Everyday Use & Desk
- Small Gift for Terrarium Enthusiasts
Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead Coaster – practical coaster for turtle fans, terrarium keepers, and reptile lovers. The surface features a Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead motif (red-headed red-footed tortoise) and protects surfaces from scratches and stains – suitable for coffee cups, glasses, and bottles.
Why this coaster is convincing:
– Striking reptile motif: Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead as a high-quality print
– Protects surfaces: from stains and scratches in everyday use
– Dimensions: 90 x 90 mm
– Material: Hardboard, 3 mm thick
– Surface: glossy
Product Details
Dimensions:
90 x 90 mm.
Material:
Hardboard, 3 mm thick.
Surface:
Glossy with high-quality print.
Motif:
Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead – Red-headed Red-footed Tortoise.
Fun Fact: Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead belongs to the tortoises; its shell is part of its skeleton.
Scope of delivery
– 1× Coaster with Chelonoidis carbonarius cherryhead motif
Matching the coaster, there is also the motif cup in the same design.
Safety instructions
This product is a coaster for cups, glasses or similar items for indoor use. Do not use as a toy and keep out of reach of small children.
Do not continue to use damaged coasters with cracks, sharp edges, chips or loose parts. For delicate surfaces, check suitability before use.
Clean only dry or slightly damp. Do not expose to continuous moisture, strong heat or open flame.
Manufacturer:
Tassenkasper GmbH
Eugen-Kübler-Straße 8
74538 Rosengarten
Germany
E-mail: info@tassenkasper.de
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