'Chai Latte'- Coaster Set

If you have a fondness for chai, these coasters are tailored just for you! "Chai" (in Hindi) translates to Tea, and to cater to the chai enthusiast within, we offer a set of four distinct and whimsical coasters. These printed MDF coasters not only safeguard your furniture from water stains but also serve as a delightful and amusing addition to your home. Moreover, they make an ideal, lighthearted gift for your friends and family, guaranteed to bring smiles to your guests.
 
Coaster 1: The phrase "Ek cutting chai toh banti hai" is Hindi and is often used in the context of having a small, shared cup of tea, particularly in Mumbai, India. "Ek" means "one," "cutting" refers to a small, half-sized portion, and "chai" means "tea." So, the phrase essentially means "Let's have one small, shared cup of tea." It's a colloquial way of suggesting a quick tea break or socializing over a small serving of tea.
 
Coaster 2: "Chai Addict" is a term used to describe someone who is extremely fond of and addicted to drinking chai, which is the Hindi word for tea. It implies that the person has a strong and often irresistible craving for chai, and a playful way to express one's love for tea, and it's often used in a lighthearted or humorous manner.
 
Coaster 3: "Chai is life" is a phrase that emphasizes the deep love and importance of tea in someone's life. It's an affectionate way to express one's strong attachment to and reliance on chai, especially in cultures where tea is a significant beverage.
 
Coaster 4: The phrase "Hello friends, chai pilo" is a friendly and hospitable expression in Hindi. It directly translates to "Hello friends, have some tea."It's an invitation to enjoy a cup of tea together and is often used to offer hospitality or to initiate a tea break in a warm and welcoming manner.