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Walnut, Hard Maple, and Figured Cherry Cutting Board

$70.00

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Add beauty and convenience to your kitchen with one of our hand-made cutting boards. The look and hardness of walnut, cherry and maple blended into a beautiful – yet functional – daily accessory for your kitchen! The finish is our blend of food-grade mineral oil and our very own beeswax. This single-sided cutting board will last for years with an occasional light sanding and application of our cutting board paste. Note: Not dishwasher safe. Wood products should not be left soaking in water.

Dimensions: 12.75″L, 7.75″ W, 1.25″ D

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