Our Cowboy State design puts a rider, a bighorn and a mountain range on the Wyoming outline. Here's what's on it, every piece it comes on, and who each suits.
They're all in our Wyoming gifts collection.
What's on the design
Wyoming is known as the Cowboy State. Our Cowboy State design pairs the state outline with a cowboy on horseback, a bighorn sheep and mountains, plus "The Cowboy State" and EST. 1890, the year Wyoming became a state.
Where it comes
- Wall sign: 10 by 10 inch leatherette with a sawtooth hanger. Blue engraves in a light silver grey, brown engraves almost black.
- Slate coasters: natural slate coasters, single or in sets of 4, 6 or 8, round or square, 4 inches across, hand chiseled edges.
- Cork coasters: cork coasters, single or in sets of 4, 6 or 8, 3/16 inch thick, lighter, and grips the table without pads.
- Water bottle: 32 oz insulated stainless steel, black or white, flip top and built-in straw, hand wash only.
- Ornaments: leatherette, slate and wood.
Who each suits
- Someone who grew up in Wyoming and left: the wall sign.
- A kitchen or a bar: the slate coasters.
- Someone who hunts, fishes or hikes: the water bottle.
- A tree: the leatherette ornament, which is shatterproof and the one to hang low if there are kids or cats near the tree.
If you'd rather skip the picture
Most of our 16 Wyoming state designs are lettering and outlines: WY initials, brush lettering, a word cloud, HOME designs and more. They come on the Wyoming slate coaster set, the Wyoming wine bottle cutting board and our Wyoming ornaments.
Timing
These aren't made in Wyoming. We keep plain blanks in stock in our workshop in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and engrave each piece after you order. Orders ship within 1 to 5 business days, coasters in a white gift box and boards and wall art in a plain box.
See the full lineup on the Wyoming collection page.
