Bring rustic charm to your next project with authentic corks

These LI&HI corks are sourced from real wine bottles across the United States, delivering a tangible link to the past with earthy browns, creamy beige undertones, and natural grain. The cork surface invites touch and creates a tactile experience in craft pieces. Because they are genuine cork, they retain a warm, organic presence that metal or plastic alternatives simply can’t replicate.

Their natural composition means each piece carries small variations—slight color shifts, grain lines, and occasional bits of dried label—that contribute to a one-of-a-kind look in every project. The 100-count pack offers a generous foundation for bigger projects or layered designs without repeating materials.

What you get

• Sourced from authentic wines, ensuring genuine cork material
• No synthetics or champagne corks
• Each pack presents a varied assortment for a unique flair

Heads up on use: these corks are not intended for sealing bottles. Instead, they provide organic texture and a nostalgic craft material that scales from small accents to larger installations, depending on your vision.

Ideal uses and project ideas

Whether you’re a hobbyist maker or a weekend DIYer, these corks invite a range of creative experiments. Try assembling a quaint bulletin board, designing a chic kitchen backsplash with natural lines, or crafting a custom cork board that doubles as a memo station. The corks also lend themselves to decorative vases, wall art, and mixed-media pieces that celebrate vintage elegance.

• Bulletin boards and cork boards for warm, tactile surfaces
• Decorative backsplashes and wall art with natural texture
• One-off decorative vases and handmade accents

Shape and layout matter with natural corks—the variety in size and form can encourage playful arrangements, mosaics, or border details that feel handcrafted rather than manufactured. This upcycled material offers a sustainable path for creative expression that honors old-world charm while fitting contemporary decor styles.

Care and storage tips: keep corks dry and flat to preserve texture and prevent warping. When not in use, store in a cool, dark place to maintain color variation and material integrity. While not suited for re-bottling wine, these corks unlock a world of craft possibilities for rustic, artisanal pieces.