British Selbrae House Natural Black Slate Long Chopping Board/Tray 35 cm (Thistle)-Spot

/ Product description and story/ It is inevitable that cutting boards must be exposed to water frequently. A good cutting board must absorb less water, resist mold, cut, chop, and split. At this time, this stone cutting board is your best choice. The slate material cutting board is hand-cut in the UK, with a natural stone pattern on it. In addition to the general cutting board function, it can also be used as a pot bed (ie pot pad). In addition, the surface of the dinner plate/cutting board is engraved with the national flower of Scotland-thistle flower, which is very delicate and special. In the hearts of most Scots, the symbol of their country and national culture is best represented. The first is the plaid skirt and the second is thistle. Flower, it is obvious that this flower is special. It is suitable for placing meat, cheese, fruit, biscuits and other foods at dinners or banquets, and can also put drinks such as cocktails for guests, beautiful and practical. **The slate has natural patterns** https://sussliving.banner.tw/wildandwolf/IMG_9606-600.jpg **There is a soft cushion design at the bottom, which is not slippery** https://sussliving.banner.tw/wildandwolf/IMG_9607-600.jpg **Exquisite pattern** https://sussliving.banner.tw/wildandwolf/IMG_9605-600.jpg https://sussliving.banner.tw/wildandwolf/IMG_9611-600.jpg / Size, specification, size, weight/ 35 cm long x 25 cm wide / Material/ Natural stone slab / Origin / manufacturing methods / Handmade in Scotland /brand introduction/ Selbrae House is a British home-cooking brand. Its brands include The Just Slate Company, Naturally Med, Gillian Kyle, Scottish Oak and Scott Inness. Each brand has a different design style, and the common point is that it has strong Scottish and British cultural characteristics. The unique product design is very suitable for gifts or personal use, and it is also worthy of your taste. Origin / manufacturing method British design and production **The slate will lighten slightly with the increase of time, you can rub some olive oil to restore the black color of the slate** **This slate is shale, and it is normal that there will be some rubble at the overlap around the cutting board~** https://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag48/suss0316/detail_zps2d6yzdk5.jpg