San Francisco Seaside: Golden Gate Bridge Watercolor Ceramic Stone Coasters
San Francisco Seaside: Golden Gate Bridge Watercolor Ceramic Stone Coasters
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Absorbent ceramic stone coasters printed with my original watercolor painting of Baker Beach in San Francisco, California, with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Exhibited in the Pacific Art League 104th Anniversary Exhibit, 2025-2026.
Baker Beach is one of my favorite places to paint in the Bay Area. Can you hear those big waves crashing on the shore? Golden sand, rolling surf, and our beloved Golden Gate Bridge under a clear blue sky, a little piece of San Francisco for your coffee table.
The stone soaks up condensation, so your cold drink stays put and your table stays dry. Choose a single coaster, or a set of four for the whole table. A great gift for anyone who loves San Francisco, the beach, or a trip they've never stopped talking about. You might also like the San Francisco Seaside watercolor art print.
Part of Ocurrió Studio's ongoing series exploring the California coast along the scenic Highway 1. Original artwork by Grace Lihn, Ocurrió Studio.
Details
- Options: Single coaster or set of 4
- Material: Ceramic stone, absorbent and matte
- Size: 4.25 in x 4.25 in
- Shape: Circle
- Backing: Cork
- Printed from: Original watercolor painting by Grace Lihn, exhibited at the Pacific Art League 104th Anniversary Exhibit
- Subject: Baker Beach, San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge, California coast
- Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth
- Great for: San Francisco gifts and souvenirs, housewarming gifts, hostess gifts, coffee table decor, holiday gifts
- Ships from: Mountain View, California

I believe we're not separate from nature. We are nature.
And that's worth remembering, worth painting, worth protecting.
I'm Grace Lihn, a watercolor artist and ceramicist who creates art inspired by the beautiful landscapes of California. In a busy, screen-filled world, I hope my work offers a small moment of stillness.
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