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These felt trivets add texture, style and fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Crafted from fine New Zealand wool and azo-free dyes using age-old techniques. Handmade in Nepal by a Fair Trade women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold. Color: Multi.

Introducing our 4-piece silicone trivet mats, perfect for protecting your kitchen countertop and table from hot dishes, pots, and pans. These trivets are heat-resistant from -104°F to 446°F, and the honeycomb surface design ensures a non-slip grip. They are incredibly versatile, serving as silicone mats, potholders, drying mats, and more. Made of food-grade, BPA-free silicone, they are durable, flexible, and easy to clean. You can hand wash them or pop them in the dishwasher. They are also easy to store, either by rolling them up or hanging them on a hook. The square trivets measure 7.29 in. L x 7.29 in. W x 0.24 in. Th, and the round trivets measure 6.91 in. L x 6.91 in. W x 0.28 in. Th. Whether you're a cooking enthusiast or looking for a practical gift, these trivets are a great choice. Color: Black.

Discover these 4-pack silicone trivets, a perfect addition to your kitchen! Made of food-grade silicone, they are heat-resistant from -104°F to 446°F, protecting your countertops and tables from extreme heat. With a non-slip surface, they prevent slips and burns. These trivets are multi-functional, serving as hot pot holders, mats, openers, and more. Available in 7.1 in. square and 7.1 in. round with 0.25 in. thickness, they are suitable for stovetop, oven, and microwave use. Easy to clean and quick-drying, they can be stored easily, either by hanging or laying flat. Ideal for busy home cooks and food lovers, these trivets offer a practical and convenient solution for your kitchen needs. Color: Black.

These felt trivets add texture, style and fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Crafted from fine New Zealand wool and azo-free dyes using age-old techniques. Handmade in Nepal by a Fair Trade women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. Color: Multi.

These felted trivets add fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Handmade in Nepal by a women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Charka Meaning: Heart Chakra Choose Love Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. Color: Greens.

These felted trivets add fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Handmade in Nepal by a women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Charka Meaning: Root Chakra, Take Root Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold.

These felted trivets add fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Handmade in Nepal by a women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Charka Meaning: Solar Plexus, Shine On Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold.

These felt trivets add texture, style and fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Crafted from fine New Zealand wool and azo-free dyes using age-old techniques. Handmade in Nepal by a Fair Trade women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold.

These felt trivets add texture, style and fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. They also serve as added insulation to keep the pot hot. Handmade by women artisans in Nepal. Measures approximately: 8 inches in diameter. 100% All Natural New Zealand Wool. Azo-free dyes. Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. Due to the handmade nature, slight variations in size, exact color, shape, pattern, or other characteristics may be evident. Each piece is truly a unique work of art, lovingly crafted by hand. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold. Color: Blues.

These felt trivets add texture, style and fun pops of color while protecting your dinner table. Crafted from fine New Zealand wool and azo-free dyes using age-old techniques. Handmade in Nepal by a Fair Trade women's cooperative. Size: Approximately 8 in diameter Care: Spot clean as needed. Do not machine wash or dry. The Art of Felting: The first step to creating these beautiful felt pieces begins with gathering some of the worlds finest sheeps wool from New Zealand. Making felted wool is an ages-old, time-consuming process of bonding fabric with fiber. This is a physical job where the artisans scrub, rub, roll and rinse the wool again and again with soapy water. Once the wool is bound into a sheet and the desired thickness is complete, the felt is laid out to dry. From there, the felt wool is cut and re-worked into many complex shapes and designs. The many sheets of wool might merge several colors to create patterns and layers. This takes a well-trained, talented artisan and is a true labor of love. The end results are colorful, one-of-a-kind textiles that are stunning to behold. Color: Grays.