Ring pot coaster

Make your everyday actions just a little more beautiful

 

 

The simple act of carrying a steaming pot to the dining table. Just by having these three rings gently nestle there, it feels as if the everyday scene is suddenly refined. The soft curves of the three consecutive rings. The larger circle holds a stew pot, and the smaller one holds your favorite pot or cocotte. The "multiple trivets" found in every household are not just necessary tools, but transform into tools that relax your mind a little each time you use them.

Once hung on the hook, it becomes an object of art. Whether in the kitchen or dining room, it blends in quietly and quietly, no matter where it is placed. That is the appearance of this trivet.

 

Light up the mismatched trees once again.

 

 

This trivet was made from scrap wood, which is of various shapes and sizes and would otherwise go to waste.
Each piece is carefully examined, and by combining ingenious techniques in wood cutting and joining, delicate machine processing and handwork, new life is breathed into it.

 

 

It's not just recycling.
"Transforming trees that would otherwise be discarded into something beautiful"
Both these ideas and techniques support SASAKI's manufacturing. Curiosity and a spirit of inquiry are shared by all staff working in the factory. The attitude of facing irregular materials is the very culture of SASAKI.

 

The beauty of nature is brought to your everyday life through careful construction.

 

The true essence of SASAKI lies in the seamless blend of craftsmanship and machining.
While retaining the appearance of a one-of-a-kind piece, the product has a sense of stability that makes it suitable for everyday use. The delicacy and precision required for a size smaller than furniture. And we spare no effort to make this a reality.

 

 

As machines evolve, handicrafts also improve.
Understanding materials, mastering processing, and passing on technology to the next generation
The end result of this chain is this three-ring trivet.

 

 

The tools we use every day add a little extra dimension to our everyday lives.
SASAKI carefully creates these small joys.
(Interviewed and written by monotomoi Editorial Department)