Large oval hand woven rattan trivet under a baking dish

Oval Woven Rattan Trivet

$39.99

This oval woven rattan trivet pairs protection and character: its tight weave, worked by hand, shows the care given to each crossing of natural fiber. Set under a casserole, a vase or a candle holder, it dresses the table as much as it protects your surfaces from heat. Its oval shape fits a contemporary kitchen as well as a country dining room. Ideal for bringing an organic, lasting note to your everyday life.

Delivery 6 to 9 days
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Natural material Rattan & Wicker

Specifications

Dimensions

11.8 x 17.7 in (30 x 45 cm)

Material

Rattan

Color

Beige

Protecting the Table with Rattan

Slip it under a steaming casserole or at the center of a laid table: the oval woven rattan trivet naturally owns its double role, protecting your surfaces and dressing your home. Each crossing of stems is done by hand, which gives the weave its even density. The natural tone of raw rattan goes effortlessly with ceramics, wood or the linen of a dinner table. Its oval shape, more generous than a standard round model, suits baking dishes as well as bouquets in a low vase.

Protecting Your Surfaces Naturally

Setting a hot casserole on the table without damaging the wood is exactly the role this oval woven rattan trivet plays every day. Its thick weave keeps the dish off the surface and protects your table. The oval structure, worked by hand, suits long dishes as well as large sauté pans. Its natural tone, typical of untreated rattan, blends into a wood kitchen, a stone table or a ceramic tray. A simple wipe with a slightly damp cloth is enough between uses.

Rattan in Every Everyday Gesture

Setting down a steaming casserole, serving a Sunday dish, protecting a wood table: the oval woven rattan trivet fits these ordinary gestures with natural ease. Its oval shape suits long dishes, terrines and loaf pans that round trivets hold poorly. Woven by hand from selected natural rattan, it offers a textured surface that gains character over time as its golden tone takes on a patina. A rattan trivet like this one does not try to imitate other materials: it fully owns what it is.