African Wenge 6 x12 Cutting / Serving Board
$ 75.00
Crafted from solid African Wenge, these beautiful boards are perfect for use as both a cutting board, or serving board. Wenge is a durable wood that is dense, stable and food safe. The beautiful dark tones and simple design gives them a distinct look. Perfect for gifts or to go with your new Monolith knife.
Measures approximately 6" x 12". Loop hole is 1.25" in diameter
Finish: Mineral oil
Handmade in Charlottesville, VA.
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