Trivet Snow Lattice

A beautifully designed cast iron trivet to protect surfaces from hot kitchenware such as kettles and teapots.

£47 per item

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OIGEN’s beautifully designed trivets are essential for protecting kitchen surfaces from discolouring under heated ironware and can also be used as decorative items. This trivet is designed in the shape of a snowflake with reference to Iwate Prefecture, where OIGEN’s foundry is located. Rubber-tipped feet protect surfaces from being scratched.

Not microwave safe.

Size: L13.8 cm x W15.8 cm x H2.0 cm

Weight: 390g

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Based in Iwate Prefecture, OIGEN is a manufacturer of ironware, including pots, kettles and trivets, dating back to 1852.

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