Merino Wool 8" Round Trivet

The 8-inch size is perfect for my teakettle, and the merino wool stays cool to the touch even after sitting on a hot counter for an hour. I’ve used it as a decorative piece on my dining table when not in use, and it adds a cozy, natural look.

It’s just the right size for my cast iron skillet and the merino wool adds a nice natural texture to the table. I’ve used it with hot pots straight from the stove and the surface underneath stays perfectly cool. The wool feels dense and well-made, not flimsy at all.

I was worried wool trivets might shed, but this one hasn’t lost a single fiber even after setting a hot Dutch oven on it. The natural texture adds a cozy look to my countertop, and it protects the surface perfectly.

Pulled a hot cast iron skillet right off the stove and set it on this trivet — no marks on the counter at all, and the merino wool hasn't matted down or singed. It's thick enough to handle serious heat but still looks neat on the table.

Pulled a hot cast iron pan right off the stove and set it on this trivet without a second thought—the merino wool handled it perfectly and didn’t transfer any heat to my table. It’s also a nice little accent piece, adding some soft texture to the kitchen counter.

This thing is surprisingly sturdy for being made of wool - I plopped a hot Dutch oven straight from the oven onto it and the table underneath stayed perfectly cool. The natural texture adds nice warmth to my kitchen counter, too.

I was worried the wool might shed, but after a week of using it under hot Dutch ovens there isn't a single loose fiber anywhere. It’s surprisingly sturdy and the natural texture looks great on my oak table.

The merino wool really grips the pot without sliding around, which I wasn't expecting from something this soft. It handled a hot Dutch oven straight from the stove without any issue.

I’ve had this trivet for a few weeks now, and the merino wool actually stays cool to the touch even after I set a hot Dutch oven on it. It's also the perfect size for small pots and looks nice sitting on my counter between uses.

The fibers are dense enough that my cast iron skillet doesn't leave any scorch marks, and it's surprisingly easy to wipe clean after a pasta night.