Emberline Cutting Board
Cherry & Spalted Maple
In stock, ships in 3-7 days (1 ready)
For Christmas: order by Dec 9 to have it by the 23rd. All the dates
The Emberline is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted board in cherry and spalted maple: the warm tones of the cherry next to the darker, dramatic character of the spalted wood.
It measures 20 × 10.5 inches, with a routed juice groove on the front, chamfered edges, and a cut-in handle that makes it easy to carry, serve with, or hang up.
The back is left flat, so the board has a second surface for cutting or serving.
It's finished with food-safe mineral oil and beeswax conditioner, which brings out the grain and character of the wood and gives a durable surface for everyday kitchen use.
This isn't a production design or a made-to-order piece. There is only one, and it's the exact board in these photographs. The knots, spalting, grain, colour and markings you see are part of its character, and they're what you'll get.
Details
- Size
- 20" long × 10.5" wide × ¾" thick
- Weight
- 4.15 lb
- Wood
- Cherry, spalted maple
- Finish
- Food-safe mineral oil and beeswax conditioner
- Front
- Routed juice groove
- Back
- Flat, a second surface for cutting or serving
- Edges
- Chamfered
- Handle
- Cut-in opening, for carrying or hanging
- Use
- A cutting board, and a serving board
- Care
- Hand wash only, with mild soap and warm water, and dry it right away. Don't soak it, and never the dishwasher. Recondition with food-safe mineral oil or cutting board conditioner as needed: let it soak in, then wipe off the excess. Keep it out of the microwave, away from harsh chemicals, and away from direct heat for long periods.
One of a kind. The grain in this piece will never repeat, so the one in the photo is the one you get.
Looking after it: how to care for a wooden cutting board.
Shipping and pickup
- Ships from DuBois, PA to the US and Canada.
- In stock pieces ship in 3-7 days.
- Free local pickup in DuBois.
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