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Wild Roots Premium Sulawesian Teak Serving / Chopping Board 35x20cm

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Original price £50.00
Original price £50.00 - Original price £50.00
Original price £50.00
Current price £30.00
£30.00 - £30.00
Current price £30.00

Premium Sulawesian Teak Serving & Chopping Board – Rare Figured Grain, Hand-Finished

A genuine one-off board cut from Sulawesian teak, sourced away from the more commonly seen plantation teak of Java. Like the rest of this range, it's dead-fall and salvaged timber rather than live-felled or plantation-cut stock — recovered as naturally fallen logs rather than grown-and-cut, in keeping with the salvage-only sourcing used across the wider Wild Roots range.

Teak has been prized for centuries for its natural oils, which make it unusually resistant to moisture and wear — historically the wood of choice for boatbuilding across the islands. This board was hand-selected for its unusual figure: pale golden-tan timber marked with smoky, swirling mineral streaking that gives each face an almost camouflage-like pattern, quite different from the even, straight grain of standard teak.

Finished by hand with a food-grade blend of tung nut oil and di-limonene (a citrus-derived terpene), which enhances absorption into the grain and brings out the natural figure. Supplied in a cotton drawstring gift bag.

Features

  • Genuine salvaged, dead-fall Sulawesian teak — no live trees felled
  • Rare, figured grain — no two boards alike
  • Pale golden-tan timber with smoky, swirling mineral streaking
  • Naturally moisture and wear resistant, prized for centuries
  • Hand-finished with food-grade tung oil & di-limonene blend
  • Smooth sanded finish with softly rounded edges
  • Supplied with a cotton drawstring gift bag

Dimensions

Approx. 35 × 20 cm
Thickness: around 3 cm

Use

Ideal as a charcuterie or serving board, chopping board, or simply as a striking piece of natural hardwood for the kitchen or table. Because it's a single salvaged piece, no two boards are ever quite the same — this is the exact board pictured.