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22" Custom Black Walnut Cutting Board

22" Custom Black Walnut Cutting Board

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This solid wood board was created specifically for Formaticum by Timber Lane Handcrafted, a family owned & operated business, using black walnut wood sustainably sourced from Pennsylvania forests. This beautiful board is perfect for serving and presenting your next cheese and charcuterie spread, and makes an ideal host gift. 

We recommend conditioning the board with Walrus Cutting Board Oil (sold separately) every few weeks to keep it looking smooth and healthy. 

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