PNW Pen · Washington State
The Northwest, etched in slate.
Every PNW Pen piece starts as real natural slate, laser-engraved by a Washington State artisan — Mount St. Helens, Multnomah Falls, elk in the meadow, and the occasional Bigfoot. No two stones are alike.
The daily ritual
Circle Slate Coasters
Every design its own engraved stone — pick a landmark, a critter or a Bigfoot. They guard the table from drink rings and show where your heart lives, from $7.
The square cut
Square Slate Coasters
The same natural slate with a squared edge — Moulton Falls Bridge, Mount St. Helens, and a whole troop of Bigfoots to collect.
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For the spread
Slate Serving Platters
Cheese, charcuterie and appetizers served on genuine slate — every platter carries its own rugged edge, natural texture and engraved scene.
The craft
Cut from real stone.
Slate splits where it wants to — so every piece has its own edge, grain and shade before the laser ever touches it. The scene is then engraved into the surface in fine, permanent detail: it won't peel, fade or wash off. The stone you get is the only one exactly like it.
Little Northwest keepsakes
Magnets
Landmarks, pastimes and a wink of Bigfoot for the fridge, locker or office — easy gifts from $4.99.
Why PNW Pen
A piece of the Pacific Northwest, for keeps.
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Real natural slate
Coasters and platters are cut from genuine stone — the color, texture and hand-chipped edge of each piece are one of a kind.
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Engraved, not printed
Every scene is laser-burned into the slate in fine, permanent detail — it lasts as long as the stone does.
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Made in Washington
Designed and engraved by a Washington State artisan — the Northwest, made in the Northwest.
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Built to gift
Housewarmings, hosts, cabin owners, dads who fish — a regional gift that actually gets used.