K-Heritage Goryeo Celadon Peony Trivet

Description

Goryeo Celadon Peony Trivet

Add a touch of Korean royal elegance to your kitchen with the Goryeo Celadon Peony Trivet—a luxurious pot holder inspired by the timeless beauty of Goryeo dynasty ceramics. Known for its exquisite jade-like hue, Golcheongja celadon has graced Korean culture for over 500 years.

Elegant and Functional Kitchen Art

More than just a trivet, this piece doubles as a charming interior object or a serving board for tea and desserts. Crafted with care and artistic precision, it showcases the splendor of peonies—the “King of Flowers”—a symbol of dignity, prosperity, and beauty in Korean tradition.

Key Features

• Authentic Goryeo Celadon Design

• Heat-Resistant Ceramic Material
  Made from high-strength ceramic that resists extreme heat, making it perfect for placing hot pots or serving warm dishes. Its durability allows it to withstand repeated washing and daily use.

• Anti-Slip Natural Cork Base
  Fitted with a natural cork backing to prevent slipping and protect your table from scratches.

• Anti-Discoloration
  Engineered to resist heat and chemicals, the vivid artwork remains vibrant even after extended use.

• Wall-Hanging Capability
  Equipped with a metal ring on the handle, the trivet can be hung on the wall as a decorative element in your kitchen or dining area.

The Symbolism of the Peony

The peony is a flower long admired for its size, vibrance, and elegance. Referred to as the flower of wealth and honor, it has historically symbolized beauty and nobility across cultures.

Material: High-strength heat-resistant ceramic, natural cork
Size: 135 × 190 × 8 mm
Country of Manufacture: Republic of Korea

Caution

• Do not soak in water when washing.

• Avoid contact with the cork as much as possible.

• Use a soft sponge.

• Do not use a microwave, dishwasher, or oven.

• Be careful as it may break if subjected to strong impact.

• The surface may be damaged if chemical detergents or abrasives are used.

• There may be scratches and marks due to the nature of the material and process.

• There may be slight blurring or the degree of symmetry and margins may not be the same.

• There may also be a color-bleeding effect at the edges.

• There may be some cracks, small dots, bubbles, and color bleeding.