Arkansas Gifts

Arkansas is a compact shape with a clean edge on three sides, which suits the outline designs and gives the script versions room to sit inside the state rather than beside it. The Arkansas designs are applied after you order, not before. That is what lets the collection run deep on artwork without running deep on inventory.

For gifts from Arkansas, the coaster sets and the bamboo board are where most people start.

Slate and Cork Coasters

The Arkansas coaster sets are the anchor of the collection. Slate and cork both come as sets of four, in round or square, and both carry the same artwork, so the decision is about the surface rather than the design.

The slate runs four inches and a quarter inch thick. Its edges are chiseled rather than sawn, so every coaster in a set has its own profile, and four foam pads underneath stop the stone dragging across a table. Cork is 3/16 inch and far lighter, which makes it the better desk, camper or boat option.

The Arkansas Designs

The artwork runs from a clean state outline to the name in brush lettering, a script signature, AR initials, a word cloud, a floral fill, and HOME with Arkansas standing in for the O. Order one design across the whole set or mix the four.

A note before you order: hearts and stars set into the state shape are decorative. They do not mark a specific place.

Ornaments for the Tree

Arkansas ornaments come in slate and in wood, the wood ones with a twine hanger already tied. The state shape reads well at ornament scale, and the Merry Christmas From Arkansas versions do the work of a card and a gift at once.

For someone who moved away, an ornament tends to be the easiest thing to send and the easiest thing to keep.

Cutting and Cheese Boards

Bamboo, seventeen inches by five and a quarter. The shape is built for a wine bottle and a wedge of cheese, which also makes it a charcuterie plank and a bar tray. The Arkansas artwork sits on one face and the other stays usable.

It is the piece people reach for when they want an Arkansas gift that gets used rather than displayed. If you came here looking for an Arkansas cutting board, this is the piece.

Tumblers, Wall Art and More

The Arkansas artwork is not limited to coasters and ornaments. Tumblers and wall art are joining the collection, and full color UV printing opens up designs the laser cannot do on its own. If you want an Arkansas piece in a format you do not see here yet, it is worth checking back.

Personalized Arkansas Gifts

Custom text is being added across the range, so a name, a date, a street or a family line can go on alongside the Arkansas design. That turns a coaster set into a wedding gift with the date on it, or an ornament into a record of the year someone moved.

Arkansas Gifts by Occasion

A coaster set covers a housewarming or a closing gift without guessing at anyone's taste. The bamboo board suits a wedding, an anniversary or a host who actually cooks. Ornaments handle Christmas, a first apartment, a graduation move. A set of four is a fair thank-you for the neighbor who watched your dog.

For someone who moved away, the state shape is the thing they miss seeing on a shelf. For someone still in the state, the outline designs read as pride rather than nostalgia.

How These Are Made

Two methods run in the workshop. Laser engraving cuts the design into the material itself, so on slate it comes up pale against dark stone and on bamboo it darkens the grain, with no layer on top to chip or wash away. UV printing lays down full color, for artwork that needs color to do its job.

Because nothing is decorated in advance, turnaround runs one to three business days. Sets ship in a clear bag rather than retail packaging.

More Ways to Shop

All fifty states sit on one page: Shop by State. If you would rather browse by product, there are state coasters in slate and cork, state ornaments in slate and wood, and engraved cutting boards.

Close by: Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.

Browse the Collection

The Arkansas lineup is short enough to look through in a minute. The coaster sets are the most forgiving place to start.