Hosting season, sorted.
Between the turkey, the sides and the second batch of cookies, table space disappears fast. Unfold the tree, set the hot dish down, and keep the party moving. When the last plate is cleared, stack it back into a tree and it's decor again.
Not Your Average Trivet
Most trivets end up buried in a drawer. This one earns a spot on your counter.
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Doubles as a holiday centerpiece |
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Stacks into a Christmas tree |
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Natural wood |
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Comes apart for compact storage |
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Too pretty to hide in a drawer |
The gift they'll actually use.
Skip the candle and the mug. This is festive, practical, and something they'll bring out every December for years.
FAQs
How does it work?
Stacked, the wooden slices form a little Christmas tree. Unfold them and they become a flat heat mat for your hot dishes. When you're done, stack it back into a tree.
What can I put on it?
Hot pots, pans, kettles, casserole dishes and teapots. Natural wood can darken slightly over time from very hot cookware. That's normal and doesn't affect how it works.
Is this one trivet or a set?
Each tree is one trivet. Most holiday tables need a few, which is why many customers choose the 3-pack.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it with a damp cloth and let it air dry. Don't soak it in water or put it in the dishwasher.
Can I use it after the holidays?
Absolutely. It works on any kitchen counter all year round, and it comes apart for compact storage.