Trivet

While the trivet is designed to be a stable base for cookware, the hand-painted layers create a slight texture. It provides a secure surface for pots and pans, but it is not perfectly smooth like glass or polished stone.

Yes, the ceramic material is heat-resistant and designed to protect dining tables and countertops from hot cookware. However, it is best to avoid placing extremely high-heat items directly from a broiler or open flame onto the ceramic to prevent potential thermal shock.

You can clean the trivet by wiping it down with a damp cloth and mild soap. Because it is a hand-painted ceramic piece, it is not recommended for dishwasher use, as the harsh detergents and high heat can damage the finish over time.

No, each trivet is unique. Because the colors are applied by hand, there will be slight variations in the brushwork and color depth, which is a hallmark of the artisanal process.

The trivet is made of ceramic with a hand-painted finish. While it is generally safe for most surfaces, we recommend using it on a tablecloth or placemat if you are concerned about the ceramic base scratching delicate wood or glass finishes.