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Optical Illusion End Grain Cutting Board
Optical Illusion End Grain Cutting Board
Murray River Woodworks
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Experience the magic of our Optical Illusion End Grain Cutting Board, a perfect blend of artistry and functionality. Crafted from premium Australian Native Woods, Red Gum and White Cypress, this board features a mesmerising checkerboard illusion pattern that will captivate your guests.
Key Features:
- End Grain Timber: Hard and durable, ideal for chopping and preserving your knives' sharpness.
- Stability: Silicone feet on the bottom ensure stability and make it easy to lift.
Versatile Uses:
- High-Quality Cutting Board: Perfect for all your kitchen cutting needs.
- Elegant Charcuterie Board: Ideal for serving and entertaining.
- Decorative Piece: A statement piece that is a great conversation starter.
Finished with food-safe wax and oil, this Chequer Board Illusion Cutting Board is built to last and designed to impress. Stand out with this unique and high-quality checkerboard illusion cutting board, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any kitchen.
Sustainably Sourced Wood
Sustainably Sourced Wood
We take pride in contributing to environmentally sustainable practices in the woodworking industry. Our wood is sourced from fallen or dead trees on local farms in the Murray River Region in Victoria, Australia.
Repurposing fallen or dead trees from local farms prevents environmental waste and challenges the standard woodworking industry practices of harvesting from healthy forests and deforestation, thereby safeguarding the natural ecosystem.
Furthermore, we use solar energy to operate our workshop.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Hand wash your board, soapy water is ok.
Do not put in a dishwasher, as this can cause the board to cup and become warped.
We recommend regularly applying our mineral oil or wood conditioner to your board. The mineral oil and wood conditioner are 100% food-safe, keep your board healthy and hydrated, and help prevent your board from cracking, drying out, or cupping.
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