Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board

Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board

$125.00
$125.00
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Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
  • Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board
Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board

Burmese Teak End Grain Cutting Board

Condition: new
$125.00
$125.00

An end‑grain cutting board crafted from Burmese teak, valued for its rich color and natural durability. The end‑grain surface provides long‑term strength and a self‑healing cutting surface that helps minimize visible cut marks and protect knife edges. A perimeter juice groove keeps prep tidy, while built‑in compartments hold nuts, olives, and cheeses for effortless serving. Each board features unique grain patterns and arrives boxed for gifting.

Details

  • End‑grain Burmese teak construction
  • Naturally self‑healing surface
  • Juice groove for containing liquids
  • Built‑in compartments for serving
  • Unique grain variation in every board
  • Gift‑ready packaging

Care

  • Hand wash only
  • Do not place in dishwasher
  • Oil periodically with mineral oil or wood conditioner

Size

  • 15.5" × 11.75" × 1.125"
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
KD-HC-1000

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