Retro Hand-Carved Indian Hardwood Floral Lattice Trivet Pair — Mid-Century (c. 1960s–1970s)

Bring rich texture and artisan craftsmanship into your Retro-inspired spaces with this beautiful pair of hand-carved hardwood trivets featuring an intricate open-lattice floral design. Each piece is carved from a single block of wood, showcasing traditional Indian cottage carving techniques—curving vines, leaves, and a central medallion flower.

These pieces date to the 1960s–1970s, a period when Indian carved wood décor became popular in the U.S. during the global-craft revival. Their warm, earthy tone and dimensional detailing make them perfect for Boho, Cottagecore, Cabin, Farmhouse, or Eclectic Retro styling.

Use them as functional trivets, small risers, layered shelf art, or wall-hung accent tiles. Each piece is gently Preloved with natural grain variations that add to their charm and authenticity.

Hand-carved wooden trivets like these were commonly produced in India’s Kashmir and Uttar Pradesh regions, where families specialized in floral lattice carving for centuries. By the late 1960s, global import catalogs and boutique home stores brought these pieces into Western homes, pairing them with teak furniture, bohemian textiles, and other natural materials. Their craftsmanship, symmetry, and durability made them a popular choice for decorative and functional use. Today they’re beloved for their organic warmth and skilled detailing—making them standout accent pieces in both Retro and modern cottage-style interiors.