Made Trade Verified
Product details
- Handwoven from natural sisal and sweetgrass fibers
- Approx. 10”D
- Made with organic dyes
- Loop on the back for wall hanging
- Made in Rwanda
This apricot and seafoam heat resistant trivet serves as a hot pad to protect any countertop or tabletop. The hand stitched loop on the back allows it to be used alternatively as a unique wall hanging. Group with an assortment of woven bowl and discs to add texture and interest to any room.
These colorful, textured trivets were made by groups of women in small cooperatives across rural areas of Rwanda in an ethical, fair trade environment. Due to the handmade nature of this item, slight color or size variation may occur.
Care: Do not submerge in water. If necessary, use a damp cloth to wipe or spot clean.
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Hassle-free returns for U.S. orders
Exchanges and returns for store credit are free for your first request on all eligible items. Returns for a refund are subject to a $6 per package shipping fee. Final sale items* are not eligible for return. Please initiate your return/exchange within 22 days of order fulfillment. All returns and exchanges must be unworn, unwashed, unused, and in original condition with tags to be eligible for return. Refunds or exchanges will not be processed for returned items that have been used or show signs of visible wear.
Final sale items
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Meet the maker KAZI
KAZI creates beautiful products that alleviate poverty across rural Africa. Their fair trade baskets and decor are all made from all-natural sisal and sweet grass with food-safe natural dyes. KAZI sources local materials native to Africa that are readily available to their artisans. KAZI reinvests their profits to further expand artisan development through training initiatives — training rural farmers to become artisans and teaching existing craftspeople new techniques and processes to continue to build upon their existing skill sets. Each of KAZI's fair trade baskets is handmade in Africa. KAZI is a member of the Fair Trade Federation and implements fair trade practices across their organization.
