Dragonguard Crossed Sword Coaster
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Description
A coaster out of a dragon-hoard fantasy: two winged wyverns circle a pair of crossed longswords, all raised from a recessed floor inside a thin rim. The dragons carry spined backs, scaled flanks, ribbed bat wings, clawed legs and horned, toothed heads. The swords have fullers, curled quillons, wrapped grips and gem-socket pommels.
- Single-colour print, flat base, no supports needed
- 100 mm diameter, 5 mm tall, with a raised rim to hold a glass steady
- Relief is 1.1–1.7 mm above the floor, so the detail stays readable at 0.4 mm nozzle width
- Pairs well with a dark filament and a felt or cork pad underneath
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