Portuguese Tile Cork Trivet with Rope Handle

A kitchen essential designed to remain in view

The Portuguese Tile Hot Pad Trivet replaces the ordinary pot holder with a bold square of pattern. Its thick cork body provides a secure resting place for hot cookware, chilled pitchers, and serving dishes, while a rope loop turns it into a decorative hanging object between uses. Vegetable-dyed tile motifs in blue and green stand out against the warm, granular cork.

Design & Function

Tile-Inspired Pattern: Symmetrical blue and green motifs recall the decorative azulejos seen throughout Portugal without imitating the weight or fragility of ceramic tile.
Three-Quarter-Inch Profile: The substantial cork body raises cookware well above the table or counter beneath it.
Hanging Loop: A natural-fiber rope handle keeps the trivet accessible beside the stove and allows the patterned surface to become part of the kitchen display.

Cork Construction

Upcycled Material: Granulated cork gives production remnants a second purpose while creating a dense, durable kitchen surface.
Vegetable-Dyed Detail: Plant-based dyes are used to print the tile pattern directly onto the cork.
Made in Portugal: Each trivet is handmade from sustainably sourced cork, with the material’s natural grain and tonal variation left visible.

Product Details

Material: Upcycled granulated cork
Print: Portuguese tile motif made with vegetable dyes
Handle: Natural-fiber rope
Size Options: Small or Large
Small Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x 0.75 in
Small Weight: Approximately 0.35 lb
Large Dimensions: 7.5 x 7.5 x 0.75 in
Large Weight: Approximately 0.53 lb
Colors: Blue and green tile designs
Origin: Portugal
Certifications: PETA-Approved Vegan and cruelty-free
Material Qualities: Hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, water-resistant, lightweight, durable, biodegradable, and recyclable
Variation: Cork grain, color, texture, and printed detail may vary slightly

Care

Cleaning: Wipe with a damp cloth
Drying: Allow to air-dry
Avoid: Machine washing or soaking

Ideal For

• Setting down Dutch ovens, kettles, and casserole dishes
• Protecting stone and wood counters during meal preparation
• Placing beneath chilled pitchers or serving bowls
• Hanging beside the stove as a graphic kitchen accent
• Giving as a useful housewarming gift

Whether supporting a simmering pot or hanging from its rope loop, this thick cork trivet keeps Portuguese pattern close to the heart of the kitchen.