Birds of a Feather Warming Trivet

Birds of a Feather Warming TrivetA charming, smaller version of our bestselling breadwarmerthis handcrafted terracotta trivet brings both function and beauty to your table. Etched with the beloved Birds of a Feather design and nestled in a natural kaisa grass basket, its perfect for keeping dishes warm while protecting your surfaces with artisan made style. How to Use: Heat the terracotta trivet in a 350F oven for 10 minutes, then carefully place it in the woven basket. Ideal for

A charming, smaller version of our bestselling breadwarmer—this handcrafted terracotta trivet brings both function and beauty to your table. Etched with the beloved Birds of a Feather design and nestled in a natural kaisa grass basket, it’s perfect for keeping dishes warm while protecting your surfaces with artisan-made style.

How to Use:
Heat the terracotta trivet in a 350°F oven for 10 minutes, then carefully place it in the woven basket. Ideal for keeping bread, casseroles, or side dishes warm as you serve. (Do not place basket in oven.)

• Dimensions: 7" diameter
• Materials: Terracotta, kaisa grass
• Oven safe (stone only)

Care Instructions

• Oven safe (stone only)
• Hand wash only – not dishwasher safe
  
• Rinse before first use. Dry thoroughly. Clean by rinsing with water only. Do not submerge basket.

Meet the Artisan

Serrv International

Serrv International has partnered with artisans in Bangladesh, providing a long-term trading partnership and interest-free advance payment for our orders. With sales of their handmade products, more than 1,000 women at ten handcraft centers receive skill training and productive employment, regardless of their caste or creed. The use of sustainable, natural materials enhances their commitment to integrity, simplicity, and non-violence, and their focus on employment rather than maximized profits helps preserve the cultural heritage of Bangladesh.

Your purchase helps extremely poor artisans in remote areas in Bangladesh struggling to sustain a craft-based livelihood. Where few other options for income exist, generations of skilled Bangladeshi artisans are able to earn an income from craft, preserving this country's fine hand-crafting heritage.