Artesa Natural Wooden Tree Trunk Cheese Board / Serving Platter with Bark Edge Round, Brown, 21 cm (8")

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Amazon Perfect grazing board: Wooden cheeseboard and food serving platter tray. Cut from the trunk of an acacia tree, it boasts intricate exposed grain patterns and growth rings, as well as a natural tree bark rim Great choice for entertaining: This round-shaped food serving board, made from natural acacia wood, will be the star of any dinner party, buffet table or kitchen worktop Versatile wooden cheese board: Ideal for serving all sorts of food, as well as being the ideal way to showcase a selection of cheeses. Every piece is 100% unique and is sourced from sustainable forests Serving tray for cheeseboards and more: Serve antipasti, entrées, cheese, hors d'oeuvres, nibbles, sharing platters and desserts in luxurious style Gorgeous gift: Presented in Artesà's smart gift box-style packaging, this timeless wooden serving platter makes the perfect present. Comes with a 5 year guarantee

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Perfect grazing board: Wooden cheeseboard and food serving platter tray. Cut from the trunk of an acacia tree, it boasts intricate exposed grain patterns and growth rings, as well as a natural tree bark rim Great choice for entertaining: This round-shaped food serving board, made from natural acacia wood, will be the star of any dinner party, buffet table or kitchen worktop Versatile wooden cheese board: Ideal for serving all sorts of food, as well as being the ideal way to showcase a selection of cheeses. Every piece is 100% unique and is sourced from sustainable forests Serving tray for cheeseboards and more: Serve antipasti, entrées, cheese, hors d'oeuvres, nibbles, sharing platters and desserts in luxurious style Gorgeous gift: Presented in Artesà's smart gift box-style packaging, this timeless wooden serving platter makes the perfect present. Comes with a 5 year guarantee


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Brand Artesa
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  • 5028250758279

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