HAKU LA TABLE Fleur Coaster

This beautifully designed coaster adorns a tabletop with its stunning metallic silver hue decorated with artistic floral-like patterns.

The artistic flower-like shapes on Fleur coasters are created by randomly distributing adhesive onto the surface before applying the aluminum leaf. A mesmerizing array of glitter can be seen in the floral pattern, offering an unparalleled glimpse of luminescence. 

The base of this coaster is made of a combination of aluminum and resin materials, a robust, high-tech material produced in the Hokuriku area, the northern part of Japan. This material is lightweight and durable, making it an ideal material for a placemat. Enjoy the beautiful combination of this cutting-edge material with Hakuichi's unique metal leaf craftsmanship. 

On the back side of the coaster, you can apply four rubber stoppers on each corner to prevent the placemat from slipping and to avoid the placemat from damaging any surfaces. 

Enjoy combining this product with your everyday tableware and use it as an accent to add color to casual dining scenes and festive occasions.

This item can be sent as a gift as it comes in a stylish gray package designed with the HAKU LA TABLE logo.

Hakuichi

Founded in Kanazawa in 1975, Hakuichi has become a leading name in Japanese gold leaf, carrying on a tradition central to the city’s identity. The company crafts tableware items such as Kanazawa gold leaf coasters, placemats, chopstick rests, and plates, along with kakejiku hanging scrolls (Japanese wall art) and other pieces for interior décor.

At Hakuichi, gold is hammered into ultra-thin sheets and applied with meticulous care, combining centuries-old techniques with modern design to create everyday objects that are both functional and timeless works of art.

Kanazawa Gold Leaf

Renowned for its radiant, refined luster, Kanazawa gold leaf is crafted in and around Kanazawa City in Ishikawa Prefecture. Today, accounting for 100% of Japan’s gold leaf production, it remains at the heart of the nation’s cultural heritage.

This exceptional material has been used for centuries in Japan’s most treasured landmarks, including the iconic Nikko Toshogu Shrine. Beyond architecture, it enriches traditional crafts such as lacquerware, Buddhist ritual objects, textiles, and Kutani ware.

More than decoration, Kanazawa gold leaf embodies a uniquely Japanese aesthetic—one that cherishes the timeless beauty and brilliance of gold.