"Arabian Wolf” Charcuterie/Meat and Cheese Board/Tray
Built with a handle to help move this large charcuterie/serving board, the stripes of African Paduak add flair and a hint of the exotic. Measuring in at just over 25 inches and a width of 11 inches, this charcuterie board has plenty of room to lay out an exquisite feast! Please note that pieces may very based grain patterns and shades of lumber. No two boards are exactly alike. The board you see is not the exact board you’ll receive. Same design, wood and pattern—but there are variations in grain and tone between the boards. Woods used in this build are African Paduak, Walnut, and Cherry.
Built with a handle to help move this large charcuterie/serving board, the stripes of African Paduak add flair and a hint of the exotic. Measuring in at just over 25 inches and a width of 11 inches, this charcuterie board has plenty of room to lay out an exquisite feast! Please note that pieces may very based grain patterns and shades of lumber. No two boards are exactly alike. The board you see is not the exact board you’ll receive. Same design, wood and pattern—but there are variations in grain and tone between the boards. Woods used in this build are African Paduak, Walnut, and Cherry.
Built with a handle to help move this large charcuterie/serving board, the stripes of African Paduak add flair and a hint of the exotic. Measuring in at just over 25 inches and a width of 11 inches, this charcuterie board has plenty of room to lay out an exquisite feast! Please note that pieces may very based grain patterns and shades of lumber. No two boards are exactly alike. The board you see is not the exact board you’ll receive. Same design, wood and pattern—but there are variations in grain and tone between the boards. Woods used in this build are African Paduak, Walnut, and Cherry.
All woods chosen for this product are sustainably grown and not on the “endangered” list. Products used are food safe which includes the waterproof glue (Titebond III) and the finishing products (from the company: Walrus Oil). In addition, any off-cuts of wood are saved and used to create additional products such as exotic wood trivets; Linde Woodworking strives to honor the gift of this wood and utilize it fully. A “no waste” approach is the goal for every piece of lumber.