Fryth - Pebble Sustainable Wooden Chopping Board - £30
Discover Fryth's Pebble Chopping Board, a simple and sustainable kitchen essential handcrafted in Dartmouth, UK. This eco-friendly addition to your kitchen enhances your cooking experience while promoting sustainability.
Unique and Eco-Friendly Design
Each Pebble board is one-of-a-kind, showcasing the natural beauty of walnut timber. The unique grain patterns, knots, and markings add rustic elegance to your kitchen.
Commitment to Sustainability
Fryth transforms timber offcuts into beautiful, high-quality chopping boards. Their partnership with Shawstephens ensures zero waste by using responsibly sourced timber
Why Choose Fryth's Pebble Chopping Board?
Handcrafted in the UK: Made with care in Dartmouth.
Sustainable Craftsmanship: Crafted from high-quality offcuts.
Natural Beauty: Unique grain patterns and markings.
Durability: Built to last from walnut timber.
Food-Safe Finish: Coated with natural oils and waxes.
Support a Waste-Free Future
Purchasing a Fryth Pebble Chopping Board supports their vision of a waste-free future. Bring a touch of nature and sustainability to your kitchen with Fryth's eco-friendly products.
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