Design Inspiration
Parol Placemats – Set of 4
₱ 2,150.00
Material & Craftsmanship
Our placemats and coasters are structured in 4 layers – a lacquer finish on top, the original art print, a 5mm board and a cork backing at the bottom. They are heat resistant for up to 100 degrees celsius, as well as stain and scuff resistant. They can be easily cleaned by wiping with a damp cloth. Each placemat is 290x400x5mm big. Coasters are 4×4 inches with a 5mm height.
Packaging
Placemat and coaster sets will be packed in a gift box complete with material description and cleaning instructions, as well as a note on the design inspiration.
Artist Info
Isabelle Ocier
A visual storyteller at heart, Isabelle is a Filipino artist and graphic designer who combines her love for travel, books, and whimsy with her penchant for mixing her favored art mediums—acrylic, watercolor, digital styling, and modern calligraphy—into single frames. As the Creative Director at JIM Weaver, she enjoys sneaking quirky easter eggs into her mostly grown-up designs.
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