533 silicone pot holders Products

When it comes to oven mitts, none can be so beautiful as to make up for burnt hands. I often cook using heavy cast iron casseroles and I need a glove that can protect me through the weight. These lined silicone gloves have never let me down. They're a cheery bright blue and they're easy to clean.

Silicone mitt uses gripping "teeth" to grab piping-hot baking dishes and pans.

Grabby, flexible potholder-trivet with heat-dispersing raised nib grips also serves as spoon rest and jar opener. Will not retain heat, flavors, odors or stains.

Lift hot dishes and pans out of the oven without fear of burning your fingers or dropping cookware with the versatile Lap Silicone Coaster/Potholder. Constructed of silicone and stainless steel, this sleek coaster/potholder will be a helpful accessory for your kitchen. A stylish way to protect your...

Jessie Steele Cherry Cupcakes Silicone Oven Mitt. Handle any hot situation with sweet, whimsical style using the Cherry Cupcakes Silicone Oven Mitt from Jessie Steele. Crafted from fine cotton fabric, this oven mitt features durable silicone facing for full protection. Cherry-topped cupcakes create...

Jessie Steele Cafe Toile Silicone Oven Mitt. Handle any hot situation with modern, Parisian style using the Cafe Toile Silicone Oven Mitt from Jessie Steele. Crafted from fine cotton fabric, this oven mitt features durable silicone facing for full protection. Black-and-white drawings of...

Like grandma's embroidered tablecloths, Anouk Jansen has taken the well-known rose and transformed it into a modern, high-tech trivet. This silicone piece is dishwasher safe and heat resistant.

Reveal the natural grain of a tabletop with this simple, clean design. The non-intrusive graphics are intended to enhance the beauty of the table while providing subtle visual interest that doesn't interfere with dishes or other tabletop items. Made from hand silk-screened, food-grade silicone, the...

I love the vintage feel of these potholders. I have some similar ones dangling from my cabinet knobs next to the oven. Textiles are a great way to add warmth to the kitchen.

Add a little black and white to your kitchen with these fun and bold pot holders. The round shape makes them unique, and the subtle green makes the black and white pop even more.

West Elm is carrying these potholders with a mod Scandinavian pattern of trees. A set of them would make the perfect housewarming gift for the friend who loves midcentury style.

I'm not usually a big fan of ruffles, but when they're on such a utilitarian object as a pot holder, a little charm is much appreciated.Dimensions: 9" square. Made of cotton.

Keep some of these handmade leather pot holders for yourself, but save some to give as the perfect hostess gift!

Protect your hands with these darling diamond-shaped pot holders.

Get in the holiday spirit with this festive pot holder and oven mitt duo. I bet Mrs. Claus has these.

Sometimes something as simple as a pot holder can make my oven sing with glee. You, ma'am, will not be shoved in the drawer.

While not particularly glamorous, everyone needs a new pot holder once in a while. These Martha Stewart designs are 100 percent cotton and neutral enough to feel at home in the country or the city.

Keep some fresh herbs in happy pots. Each one in this colorful set has a hook for hanging on a rack.

Add some more flowers to the decor with these canvas bag pot holders.

A square of reclaimed barn wood and yarn support an organic air plant. What a unique way to display air plants — just sit the whole thing on a shelf.

I'm digging this Himmeli mobile ornament. It is perfect for post-holiday season use as an airplant holder.

This is such an awesome place to park your plants. The natural elements running through the resin bring an outdoorsy feel to the piece.

Even stone countertops need a trivet to protect them from hot pots and pans. I love these mod hot pads.

BNB Crafts' Felt Hot Pads from Nepal are jolly and modern. I think they would look perfect accenting a neutral/natural kitchen.

If a bar tray is not really your style, try a tea tray instead! I love this fun wooden button board from Snug.Studio. Use it as a trivet for your hot teapot and favorite cups.

You can pull your turkey out of the oven or fryer in style with these gorgeous cotton pot holders. We think they would be perfect for the entire holiday season.