Nita's Fluid Woodworks
Ocean Olivewood XL Charcuterie Board
Ocean Olivewood XL Charcuterie Board
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Experience the timeless elegance of the Ocean Olivewood XL Charcuterie Board.
Crafted from ancient olivewood imported from the Aegean region of Turkey, each board showcases a unique grain pattern that speaks to its heritage. Embedded with handpicked Petoskey stones and other natural treasures from Michigan's Great Lakes, the board is a subtle celebration of nature’s artistry. The generous 17-inch by 13-inch surface is sealed with a smooth epoxy resin finish, providing both beauty and durability.
Key features:
- Premium ancient olivewood sourced from the Aegean Sea
- Inlaid with authentic Petoskey stones and Great Lakes finds
- Epoxy resin finish for protection and a refined sheen
- Spacious 17" x 13" serving surface
- Handcrafted with attention to detail and lasting quality
This charcuterie board is a quiet statement of enduring craftsmanship and natural beauty.
Materials
Materials
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
I don't offer "pretty" shipping. I offer safe shipping! I have never had a product damaged in shipping, and that's because I protect my art very well!
Returns—If you need to return an item, there has to be legitimate reasoning. The box must be unopened. I promise you will not package it the way I did, and it will probably not make it back to me in one piece. There are no returns accepted on custom orders. They are custom. I can't resell custom orders.
IF I MESSED UP, I'LL FIX IT! If, by chance, there's a problem with shipping, I'm here to help. I need a few photos of the package as it was received and any damage. I'm committed to making things right.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
When Cleaning: Epoxy Resin is a Non-porous surface. Soap and water are sufficient when cleaning your pieces. Use a soft cloth or washcloth to clean your pieces!
Windex can also be used.
I like to use streak-free microfiber cloths. Like the ones for cars and windows.
DO NOT use abrasive towels or rags! You will scratch it!
DO NOT use harsh chemicals on epoxy resin! I will discolor it.
