Luminous Larch Buffet Cutting Board

Why We Love It

The handsome naturally striated larchwood used in creating these beautiful ‘end grain’ cutting boards comes from Eastern Canada. The end grain construction provides a tough surface that still preserves the fine edges of knives. The larchwood is kiln dried, and highly durable. Eastern Canadian larch trees grows in abundance in Cape Breton and are traditionally used in boat building and other exterior applications such as decking and fence posts. Larchwood is noted for its rot resistance, strength and ability to neutralize bacteria.

Ethically Produced

Products made outside the US that have been handpicked from companies that employ fair wage and labor practices, as well as small-scale sustainable production methods. Profits from the sale of these products directly benefit the local artisanal communities where goods are made.

Handmade

Made or prepared by hand rather than by machine. Industrial manufacturing is a significant contributor to global warming and other pollution. The sale of handmade goods supports small-scale, independent artists and crafters who generally operate more sustainably than big businesses. Handmade items are skillfully crafted with detail, each one slightly varied.

Natural Material

Any material that comes from plants, animals, or minerals and is used without significant modification or processing. Natural materials include biotic materials, such as wood and natural fibers, and inorganic materials including stone, metal, and clay.   

Forest Stewardship Council

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international non-profit organization established in 1993 to promote sustainable management of the world’s forests. It sets the standards for responsible forestry, and certifies and labels timber products. The FSC program offers customers around the world the ability to choose socially and environmentally responsible alternatives.