'Stuck in the Middle', Tawny Frogmouths Wooden Coaster Set of 4 | Australian Made

'Stuck in the Middle', Tawny Frogmouths Wooden Coaster Set of 4 | Australian MadeFor lovers of Australias most wonderfully grumpy looking bird. Part owl impersonator, part sleepy tree branch, the Tawny Frogmouth is one of Australias most fascinating feathered characters and now theyre here to quietly judge your beverage choices. Featuring my original tawny frogmouth artwork, this playful set of 4 wooden coasters brings a little Australian wildlife charm to your coffee table while protecting it from coffee cups, tea mugs and those

For lovers of Australia’s most wonderfully grumpy-looking bird.

Part owl impersonator, part sleepy tree branch, the Tawny Frogmouth is one of Australia’s most fascinating feathered characters — and now they’re here to quietly judge your beverage choices.

Featuring my original tawny frogmouth artwork, this playful set of 4 wooden coasters brings a little Australian wildlife charm to your coffee table while protecting it from coffee cups, tea mugs and those “I’ll only have one glass of wine” evenings.

Made in Australia from sustainably sourced eucalyptus timber, these eco-friendly wooden coasters celebrate the beauty of our native birds while adding personality to your home (because practical things should still be fun).

Each coaster showcases the beautiful natural grain of the timber, meaning no two are exactly the same — much like tawny frogmouths, who somehow manage to look mildly unimpressed by absolutely everything.

Perfect for bird lovers, tawny frogmouth fans, nature enthusiasts or anyone searching for a unique Australian-made gift with personality.

Why you’ll love them:

🪶 Set of 4 Tawny Frogmouth wooden coasters
🪶 Made in Australia from sustainably sourced eucalyptus timber
🪶 Features original Australian bird artwork by Shannon Dwyer
🪶 Eco-friendly, durable and practical for everyday use
🪶 A thoughtful gift for bird lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and housewarmings
🪶 Every coaster is unique thanks to the natural timber grain

Warning: May result in guests saying, “Wait… is that an owl?”

*Bonus fun fact* 

Are Tawny Frogmouths owls?
Surprisingly, no! While they’re often mistaken for owls, tawny frogmouths are actually more closely related to nightjars — but we’ll forgive the confusion because they do look very wise.