By Sunhouse Craft
Ghost Board Cutting and Serving Vessel
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Why we carry this
Here lies the Ghost Board—a cutting and serving vessel so spectral in appearance, it makes your charcuterie look positively haunted. We didn't set out to create a ghost, mind you; it simply emerged from the wood like an apparition nobody asked for but everyone secretly wanted.
Crafted from reclaimed hardwood that would've otherwise met a chippier fate, this board gives condemned timber a second act—quite literally a chance to haunt your dinner table. Hand-finished and built to withstand actual use, this is a functional object with more personality than most people you'll meet.
Perfect for cutting, serving, or simply standing about looking mysteriously sculptural.
— partoo
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