This striking end grain chopping board combines Irish Ash, rare Irish Elm and beautifully figured Spalted Beech to create a piece that is as visually impressive as it is practical. The contrast between the pale ash, rich elm and the unique patterns of the spalted beech makes every board completely one of a kind.
Measuring 525mm x 280mm x 57mm and weighing approximately 6.8kg, this is a substantial board designed for serious food preparation. The generous surface area makes it ideal for everyday chopping, carving and serving, while the end grain construction helps protect knife edges and provides exceptional durability.
The standout feature of this board is the combination of two increasingly difficult-to-source timbers. Irish Elm is now rarely available and is highly prized for its character and warmth, while the natural spalting in the beech creates distinctive patterns formed during the wood's early stages of decomposition. No two boards featuring spalted timber will ever be exactly alike.
Handcrafted in Ballymahon, Co. Longford, each board is made from sustainably sourced Irish hardwoods and finished by hand to bring out the natural beauty of the timber. Built to last for generations, it is a functional kitchen tool and a unique piece of Irish craftsmanship.
This striking end grain chopping board combines Irish Ash, rare Irish Elm and beautifully figured Spalted Beech to create a piece that is as visually impressive as it is practical. The contrast between the pale ash, rich elm and the unique patterns of the spalted beech makes every board completely one of a kind.
Measuring 525mm x 280mm x 57mm and weighing approximately 6.8kg, this is a substantial board designed for serious food preparation. The generous surface area makes it ideal for everyday chopping, carving and serving, while the end grain construction helps protect knife edges and provides exceptional durability.
The standout feature of this board is the combination of two increasingly difficult-to-source timbers. Irish Elm is now rarely available and is highly prized for its character and warmth, while the natural spalting in the beech creates distinctive patterns formed during the wood's early stages of decomposition. No two boards featuring spalted timber will ever be exactly alike.
Handcrafted in Ballymahon, Co. Longford, each board is made from sustainably sourced Irish hardwoods and finished by hand to bring out the natural beauty of the timber. Built to last for generations, it is a functional kitchen tool and a unique piece of Irish craftsmanship.
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