These elegant trivets will add style to any table setting. In Acacia Blush pattern, 21cm diameter.
Made from: Lutindzi. Sourced from the mountains of eSwatini, the grass can be dyed a variety of colours. It is sustainably harvested by cutting above the root. Sisal, a regenerating weed from the Lavumisa area, provides a fine fibre that can be dyed a spectrum of bright and light colours. Both fibres are dyed using environmentally friendly German dyes imported from South Africa.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS - easy to clean with a damp cloth or dry brush with a tooth brush
Gone Rural is a powerful channel from woman to the world!. They work direct with our weavers to empower them, whilst delivering amazingly crafted, authentic designs to your homes. Each and every trivet, individually made brings its own personality to the table.
Why not mix and match with our other trivets to create your own special setting?
Please note that the price is per trivet.
Copyright in the product image and description on this page is owned by Gone Rural and licensed to Africa at Home Limited.
These elegant trivets will add style to any table setting. In Acacia Blush pattern, 21cm diameter.
Made from: Lutindzi. Sourced from the mountains of eSwatini, the grass can be dyed a variety of colours. It is sustainably harvested by cutting above the root. Sisal, a regenerating weed from the Lavumisa area, provides a fine fibre that can be dyed a spectrum of bright and light colours. Both fibres are dyed using environmentally friendly German dyes imported from South Africa.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS - easy to clean with a damp cloth or dry brush with a tooth brush
Gone Rural is a powerful channel from woman to the world!. They work direct with our weavers to empower them, whilst delivering amazingly crafted, authentic designs to your homes. Each and every trivet, individually made brings its own personality to the table.
Why not mix and match with our other trivets to create your own special setting?
Please note that the price is per trivet.
Copyright in the product image and description on this page is owned by Gone Rural and licensed to Africa at Home Limited.
