Farmhouse Carving Board Olivewood The bark is then peeled

The bark is then peeled off and the willow is dried in the sun for a few days and stored in darkness for six months

which was popular throughout the 1800s

Terry Bensley

Rita Konig

Colonial women were accustomed to burning tallow

Farmhouse Carving Board Olivewood The bark is then peeledA substantial maple carving board with a large juice groove and well for collecting au jus.* This board is made in Vermont by a second generation family owned business. Each carefully designed and crafted product is meant to become a family heirloom, passed down from generation to generation. They use only sustainably forested, harvested, and processed North American hardwoods and are committed to fair labor practices. In fact, many of their employees