Embrace a decidedly modern take on an age-old style with the Matsusaka Cotton Trivet from Marukawa Shoten. Handcrafted from scraps of Matsusaka momen - a textile hugely popular in 16th-century Edo and considered the embodiment of the chic Iki aesthetic - each trivet upcycles leftover material used to make Marukawa Shoten's  and . Make this trivet a charming - and environmentally conscious - addition to your next dinner.

About Marukawa Shoten
Fabric from Matsusaka, Japan, rose to prominence in the 16th century as "Matsusaka momen," cotton cloth decorated with delicate patterns of indigo stripes. So ubiquitous was this textile that it came to symbolize the quietly stylish "Iki" aesthetic hugely popular among the people of Edo (now called Tokyo). Today, its timeless look lives on through the efforts of designer Tatsuya Marukawa, a Matsusaka native who built a line of home goods and accessories around this distinctive textile under the name Marukawa Shoten.

Materials: 100% Matsusaka momen (cotton)
Dimensions: 5.9" L x 5.9" W x 0.35" H
Care: Hand wash only. Avoid leaving in direct sunlight for extended periods to avoid fading. Some color may transfer; transferred dye can simply be washed off.
Matsusaka, Japan