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Nkuku NKUKU MANGO WOOD NALBARI CHOPPING BOARD 38 X 15 Cm

Nkuku Mango Wood Nalbari Chopping Board – 38 x 15 cm – Eco-Friendly Kitchen Essential

Original price was: $56.49.Current price is: $39.54.

Crafted from sustainably sourced mango wood, the Nkuku Nalbari Chopping Board is a durable and eco-friendly addition to your kitchen. Its natural grain ensures a unique and stylish look.
Measuring 38 x 15 cm, this chopping board is the perfect size for everyday use. It’s ideal for chopping vegetables, slicing bread, or serving cheese and charcuterie.
The Nkuku Nalbari Chopping Board is designed with functionality in mind. Its smooth surface is gentle on knives, while the sturdy construction ensures long-lasting use.
Easy to clean and maintain, simply hand wash with mild soap and water. Regular oiling with food-safe oil will keep the wood in top condition for years to come.
Nkuku is committed to ethical and sustainable practices. Each product is crafted by skilled artisans, supporting fair trade and environmentally friendly production methods.

SKU: Nkuku 5f71f70209b27400071d3dbb Categories: Homewares, Kitchen & Cooking, Kitchen & Dining

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Ten years ago they set out on a life-changing adventure, travelling the world and coming across talented craftspeople and their beautiful work along the way. It inspired them to do something different, so they moved to rural Devon and started working with artisans throughout the world, supporting and celebrating their skills by bringing their products to a wider audience.

Brand: Nkuku

Homewares brand Nkuku combines style with sustainable design. Working with craftspeople from all over the world, this English brand is known for its dedication to fair ethical production standards. Handmade home accessories and textiles take centre stage, with a distinctive aesthetic that will add a touch of natural charm to any home. Explore our curated collection of Nkuku today.