Charcuterie and Cutting Board with Mountains
Experience the beauty of the mountains while enjoying a delicious charcuterie spread on our stunning black walnut cutting board. This board’s large size is perfect when entertaining family and friends. When the party is over don’t put this board away- with the gorgeous mountain scene set on a black walnut background, it’s a standout display piece all on its own!
Our boards make wonderful gifts for:
- holidays
- birthdays
- weddings and anniversaries
You can use our boards for both serving and cutting
All of our charcuterie and cutting boards are dipped in food grade mineral oil and finished with our own combination of beeswax, carnauba wax, and food grade mineral oil. Due to the natural properties of wood, all edge grain cutting boards will leave knife marks. Since both sides of the boards have been finished, one side may be used for cutting and the other side for serving and display.
Attention to detail
The addition of finger grooves on our large cutting and charcuterie board allows you to transfer it from counter to table with ease.
We rescue all of our wood
All of our wood has been rescued from trees throughout Michigan. These trees have been downed due to storms, power company maintenance, or by the homeowner. We never cut down trees for the purpose of making a product.
We create all of our charcuterie and cutting boards in house, by hand. We control the entire process, from log to board, so you can be assured that you are purchasing a product you can be proud of. You might also like our beautiful cookbook stands and coasters.
Charcuterie and Cutting Board Care and Maintenance
Wash your small charcuterie and cutting board with a mild dish soap and water. NEVER PLACE WOOD BOARD IN A DISHWASHER! Dry immediately with a cloth. Place board on its side, do not lie flat, until completely dry to prevent warping. Use our Board Balm, or a comparable product, whenever the board feels dry to the touch.
Complimentary tin of our board balm is included with every purchase!
All Dimensions are measured from the widest points
