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Maple Cutting Board 16"

Maple Cutting Board 16" - Main image
$121.18 $166 In stock

Handmade in Wisconsin by master woodworker Edward Wohl, this birdseye maple cutting board is not only ideal for everyday use, but can be savored for serving or simply hung for decoration (we're serious, they're that beautiful). Try using one side for cutting and saving the other for display. Wood grain may vary slightly with each piece.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven R. ★★★★★

I was worried a wooden board this beautiful would be too nice to actually use, but after chopping vegetables on it for a week, the birdseye maple has held up perfectly without a single knife mark. It's sturdy enough for daily prep but looks great hanging on the wall when not in use.

Abigail U. ★★★★★

The grain on this birdseye maple board is stunning, and it's already become my go-to for chopping veggies. I love that it's handmade in Wisconsin and sturdy enough to double as a serving platter when we have guests.

Brian Y. ★★★★★

The knife glides so effortlessly over this board—it seems to actually grip the surface just enough to prevent slipping. The subtle figuring in the birdseye maple is beautiful enough that I’ll probably keep it out on the counter for decoration when I’m not using it.