Multi-purpose breadboard - L
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MULTI-PURPOSE BREAD BOARD L
“KITO” is a series of wooden products made so that you can spend your daily life with trees. Literally, "ki to" (木と) means "with the tree." We believe that the comfort that only solid wood can bring is essential for a peaceful life.
This breadboard is available in two sizes and can just as well be used as a brunch board to arrange bread, pancakes, fruits, etc. You can also use it to make a cheese or charcuterie platter.
Its height makes it easy to handle.
Thanks to the grooves, the baked bread can cool down gradually and the makis or onigiris won't stick to the board. Meat juices and sauces won't drip. The spacing between the grooves is safe if you want to place a cup or a pot on it.
The material is domestic cherry wood. There aren't many large-diameter cherry trees, so to avoid wasting precious cherry wood, we use thin boards from the production of other products and glue them together.
FEATURES
- Materials: Cherry
- Dimensions: L315×D207×H18 mm
AIZAWA WOOD WORK
The beauty of wood
It takes about 100 years for a tree to reach a size suitable for making plates and trays. We use the precision and speed of machines to carve wood from the mountains without waste, without producing any scrap.
A delicate hand polishing creates a high-quality feel. The 100 years of power trapped in the solid wood have been carved to be used for more than 100 years. We value trees and choose ways to live our lives so as to pass on the rich mountain forests to future generations.
Mountain ranges create ridges and valleys, and water flows through them, creating many streams. The streams grow plants, nourish trees, and form forests. Many streams have nourished forests, and we would like to continue offering the comfort of trees in people's daily lives by using the trees that have grown in these forests.