Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets

Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet

$24.00
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Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
  • Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet - Trivets
Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet

Item CEAH-446

Fairtrade Hand Carved Wood Mandala Trivet

$24.00

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Round trivet turned from mango wood, its face hand-carved with a lotus-petaled mandala and finished with a whitewash that lifts the pattern from the warm grain. The mandala is an ancient symbol of wholeness and grounded balance. Set it beneath a teapot, casserole, or fruit bowl to protect the table and add a centered focal point.

Details
  • Design: A round mango wood trivet with a lotus-petaled mandala hand-carved into its face, the pattern whitewashed to stand out against the warm natural wood grain
  • Size: Approximately 8 x 8 inches
  • Material: Sustainable mango wood, lathe-turned and hand-carved
  • Included: Sold individually as a trivet
  • Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking or submerging in water
  • Origin: Fair trade and handmade in India
  • Note: Each trivet is carved and whitewashed by hand, so slight variations in grain, tone, and line are part of its natural, handcrafted character
Meaning & Intention

The mandala takes its name from the Sanskrit word for circle. Radiating outward from a central point through rings of petals, it mirrors the way life expands from a single source of stillness into the fullness of the world.

Carved here as an open lotus, the design echoes the flower's teaching that beauty rises out of muddy, imperfect conditions. Practitioners have long used mandalas as an aid for meditation, tracing the eye from outer petals inward toward center to settle a scattered mind.

As a trivet, the symbol takes on a grounded, everyday role. It sits beneath a shared pot or teapot, holding the idea that even ordinary meals can be made a little more centered.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Balance, grounding, mindfulness

Symbol: Mandala, lotus

Chakra connection: Root

Ideal for: A kitchen or dining table that reflects a sense of mindful, grounded style

Suggested mantra: I am centered and whole

Questions & Guidance

Is it safe to use under hot pots and pans?

Yes. It works as a functional trivet, protecting a table or countertop from the heat of cookware and serveware.

Can I use it as standalone decor between meals?

Yes. Many people leave it out on a sideboard, shelf, or console with a candle or small bowl on top so the carved face stays in view.

Does it make a good gift?

It suits housewarmings, weddings, and anyone building a mindful home. Pair it with a favorite teapot or a hand-thrown bowl for a considered set.

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