Ikebana diamond florist coastal business card stone coaster

Business card coaster for you to fill in your website (or other contact details) and/or to add your own image or logo by personalising this template coaster. Logo coaster with a coastal, artistic, floral and minimalist look in blue, green, black and white. Business card coaster to be used as elegant professional branding marketing. You can also change the background colour of the custom stone coaster or change the black colour of the frame once you click on the "Personalise it" button and then click on "Edit using Design Tool". You may also easily transfer this design to a different product, including a typical business card made of paper. If you want to use the default image, the title of the artwork I included is "Depth" and if you zoom in a bit, you'll notice that the branches are made of lyrics. This stone coaster is very appropriate for floral businesses or florists due to the Ikebana bouquet features. It is also appropriate for coastal businesses since the actual bouquet is made of seashells and lyrics and the poem talks about the deep ocean seabed. The stone coaster can also be used by artists, creatives or designer jewellery businesses to use as a product based business card or as business swag due to the visual poem I included which features a diamond treasure gemstone. The design features an ice diamond embedded with Black Sea seashells, decorated with a blue clam seashell bouquet and a visual poem about the deep ocean seabed. Even if the font from the branches may be too small to read for some people, the design can still be enjoyed visually without reading the lyrics because it looks like a flower arrangement when seen from afar. This visual poem was originally published in Volume V of the Diamond Dust (Poems From the Black Sea) photo book series. Don't forget to check out other matching products from my store! I am a visual poem designer who creates minimalist poems which are visually arranged as beautiful bouquets of marine seashells and I draw my inspiration from Japanese aesthetics and the Romanian coast of the Black Sea.