Part of the Dune Collection - textiles from Gujarat's semi-arid grasslands - this large trivet is essentially a traditional Kharad wool rug scaled down to provide small space utility. Naturally dyed and thick, it can be used as a tapestry, a mat for tablet and laptops, or as a landing spot for daily objects like travel mugs, keys, and phones.

The indigenous Patanwadi wool comes from sheep that graze in arid, sun-bleached terrain on invasive species, giving native flora and fauna a shot at survival. The resulting wool is coarse in the best sense: dense and hard-wearing. This collection is created with an award winning farmer-weaver partner who develops his own dyes. 

Terrain Notes:

• Origin: Patanwadi sheep wool, Kutch, Gujarat
• Altitude: 100–500 m above sea level
• Climate: Arid, drought-prone grasslands
• Fibre: Hardy, resilient local wool, undyed
• Technique: Kharad — continuous wrapped and knotted wefts, flatwoven face-down using a mirror placed under the nomadic loom
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Specifications:

• 1 large trivet
• Size: 8" x 8"
• Patanwadi sheep wool body, cotton fringe
• Naturally dyed
• Each piece is unique