Salt & Creek Woven Jute Trivet

Yes, the dense, woven jute construction provides a reliable barrier between your hot cookware and your countertops or dining table. It is designed to handle standard kitchen heat, though it is best to avoid placing extremely hot items directly from a broiler or open flame onto the trivet.

Because jute is a natural fiber, it is best to spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking the trivet in water or putting it in the washing machine, as this can cause the fibers to unravel or lose their shape.

The 7-inch diameter is ideal for standard saucepans, small skillets, and serving dishes. If you frequently use extra-large stockpots or oversized roasting pans, you may find that the base of the pot extends beyond the edges of the trivet.

Jute is a natural plant fiber and may have a faint, earthy scent when first unpacked. This is normal and typically dissipates within a few days of use as the material airs out.

Absolutely. The built-in hanging loop makes it easy to display on a wall, and the textured, woven design adds a nice rustic element to kitchen or dining room decor when not in use.