Large Walnut Charcuterie Board | Two Handles
Description
While the digital marketplace is saturated with ordinary wooden serving ware, Elbereth Woodcraft offers an unparalleled standard of elegance and uncompromising artistry. Consider this large two-handled walnut charcuterie board, for instance. An experienced artisan hand selects each piece of walnut wood and combines them to make a large serving board that you can count on to leave an impression.
Measuring a commanding 30 inches long by 13 inches wide, its substantial proportions provide an expansive canvas for your finest culinary displays, yet it remains perfectly balanced for effortless transport from kitchen to backyard. This is no mass-produced piece born from an automated factory line; it is a bespoke luxury meticulously handcrafted in Colorado. The moment you lift it, the exceptional weight and silky finish reveal an undeniable superiority—the exact kind of understated distinction your discerning guests will instantly appreciate.
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Care
When caring for your Elbereth Woodcraft pieces, it is essential that you do not run them through the dishwasher. The combination of scalding temperatures, harsh detergents, and high-pressure water will ruin most wood products. Wood is a naturally porous organic material that’s best maintained by gentle handwashing with soap and warm water before drying with a towel. Once hand dried, we recommend placing wood kitchen items like ours in a drying rack or leaned against the backsplash to allow even air drying of any moisture the towel may have missed. All Elbereth Woodcraft items come with a small tin of wood conditioner to be applied if the wood begins to look dry. If you received any of our cutting boards, your purchase also included a bottle of hydrating wood serum. Apply this before the wood conditioner to better protect against the higher demands of cutting boards.