Rikucho Ogasawara Cast Iron Trivet, Iwate Japan

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A trivet with a base reminiscent of a family crest, featuring a slightly thick handle wrapped in rattan. Even when hidden under a pot or kettle, the handle peeks out as a charming accent. A stylish piece that pairs well with both modern and traditional interiors, suitable for Japanese and Western dining alike. Place of origin Iwate, Japan Dimensions W17×D24.5×H2cm Weight 460g Capacity - Material Cast iron Note・Unlike silicone or wooden trivets, cast iron trivets become hot. Do not touch with bare hands immediately after placing a hot pot or kettle.・Moisture left on the surface may cause rust, but it is harmless to health. Care Instructions・After use, clean with a scrubbing brush or sponge, remove moisture, and dry thoroughly.・If rust appears, scrub it off and apply a thin coat of oil before storing. Avoid using detergent.・To prevent rust during long-term storage, occasionally apply oil for maintenance. Show more