Upavim Crafts
Large Spiral Spiced Trivet
Large Spiral Spiced Trivet
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Our Large Spiral Spiced Trivet is one of UPAVIM's signature kitchen accessories, beautifully blending handcrafted artistry with everyday function. Wrapped in handwoven Guatemalan cotton fabric, this generously sized spiral trivet helps protect your countertops and table while adding a colorful artisan touch to your kitchen.
Simply warm it in the microwave to release the comforting aroma of cinnamon and cloves, then use it beneath teapots, serving bowls, casseroles, or dinner plates to help keep food and beverages warm throughout your meal.
Prefer a scent-free option? Select colors are also available in an unscented version, offering the same handcrafted quality and microwave-warming functionality without the added spices. Simply choose the Unscented variant when available.
Handmade by UPAVIM women artisans in Guatemala and Fair Trade certified, each trivet is thoughtfully crafted to bring warmth, beauty, and purpose to your home. Every purchase supports education, healthcare, and economic opportunity for women and families in Guatemala.
Details:
- 7½" Diameter
- Handwoven 100% Cotton Fabric
- Microwave-safe warming trivet
- Spiced version filled with a natural blend of cinnamon and cloves
- Unscented option available in select colors
- Ideal for teapots, serving bowls, casseroles, and dinner plates
- Protects countertops and tables from hot dishes
- Handmade by UPAVIM artisans in Guatemala
- Fair Trade
- Assorted colors
- Spot clean only
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