Mud Pie Wool Trivet

Wool is a natural insulator, making it highly effective at absorbing heat and protecting delicate surfaces like wood or glass from hot pots and pans.

Yes, the trivet is designed to withstand standard oven-to-table temperatures. However, it is best to avoid placing extremely heavy cast iron or items directly from a stovetop burner onto the wool to prevent potential scorching.

Because it is made of wool, it is best to spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing or submerging it in water, as this can cause the wool to felt or lose its shape.

Yes, the trivets are crafted with a sturdy, dense wool construction that provides a stable and level surface for serving dishes and holiday platters.

While the designs differ in shape—Tree, Gingerbread, and Snowman—they are sized consistently to accommodate standard-sized serving dishes and casseroles.