Product Features

They say that every picture tells a story, but how about cutting boards? Not what you'd imagine to be the most communicative of objects, and yet these gorgeous palette-style Bunbury Boards Irish wood cutting boards are happy to share their entire life's history with you through their own unique tree report, explaining how they came to be.

Bunbury Boards cutting boards are handmade from a variety of stunning Irish hardwoods, and because they are crafted from natural materials, no two pieces will ever be the same. All the timber used in their creation is fully sustainable and traceable Irish hardwood, including ash, oak, beech, spalted beech, elm, Spanish chestnut, sycamore, and birch. Both practical and beautiful, Bunbury Boards appeal to the ever-growing eco-conscious population.

• Palette-style cutting board features straight edges, rounded corners, and a thumbhole in one corner 
• Small board measures 9" by 12"
• Large board measures 11" by 16"
• Handcrafted from sustainable Irish hardwood polished to a smooth surface
• Each board has a unique pattern and finish and may vary from that pictured
• Perfect as a cutting board, bread board, or cheese board
• Handcrafted by Bunbury Boards, Rathvilly, County Carlow, Ireland
• Imported from Ireland

Did You Know?

Every Bunbury Board is traceable back to its source, thanks to the Lisnavagh Timber Project’s unique traceability system. With the click of a mouse, you can access your board's full traceability report, which usually has a photograph of the tree that the wood came from and explains where the tree grew, why it came down, and what was done to replace it. Of course, every plank is from an Irish-grown tree. Nothing is imported.

About the Artists

William Bunbury, who owns Lisnavagh Estate in Rathvilly, County Carlow, Ireland, was searching for a way to breathe new life into his 300-year-old family estate. In 2001, he created the Lisnavagh Timber Project to make use of the fallen and dead timber on his family farm, and Bunbury Boards were launched in the autumn of 2008. Under William's direction, these simple but elegant boards are designed and handcrafted by a small team of local craftsmen at Lisnavagh Estate in the heart of Ireland.