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Eld Trivet LL — Color Accent
JPY 6,050 (incl. tax)
Inspired by woven sedge hats, this trivet was made specifically for Eld, with a close fit that supports the hot skillet securely. Choose the size that works best in your home and the color you prefer.
Size LL is ideal for the Eld Skillet LL or an earthenware cooking pot. A beige Plain base is accented with POTPURRI's original gray and green colors.
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Inspired by woven sedge hats, this trivet was made specifically for Eld, with a close fit that supports the hot skillet securely.
It uses sedge, the material used for woven hats that were essential for travel in the Edo period. Also once used for kettle mats, sedge is heat-resistant and combines strong water resistance with moisture permeability.
Its water-repellent fibers shed splashes. In humid conditions, the woven sedge swells to keep moisture from passing through; as it dries, it contracts again and allows air to circulate naturally.
Choose the size that works best in your home and the color you prefer.
Size LL is ideal for the Eld Skillet LL or an earthenware cooking pot.
A beige Plain base is accented with POTPURRI's original gray and green colors.
Size: diameter 240 × H10 mm
Material: sedge
Made in Japan
Use and care
• Although naturally water-repellent, it should not be washed directly in water.
• Wipe away dirt with a damp cloth.
• Some color change will occur with use. Please enjoy the way the material ages.
Fukae sedge weaving
Sedge was used for the woven traveling hats that were essential in the Edo period, and sedge weaving is a traditional craft of Fukae, Osaka.
Careful hand weaving and accents dyed using traditional techniques give each piece its own character, making it more cherished with use. Once used for kettle mats, sedge is heat-resistant and combines strong water resistance with moisture permeability.
Alongside two plain versions that showcase the sedge itself, there are gray and green versions in POTPURRI's original colors.
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