Quirky Pirate
Walnut Live Edge Serving Board
Walnut Live Edge Serving Board
Crafted from Ohio-harvested black walnut, this live edge serving board showcases rich chocolate-brown grain, lighter sapwood accents, and a naturally preserved edge that makes each piece one of a kind. Walnut’s distinctive character and depth give this board a warm, elevated presence at the table.
Milled and kiln-dried in our own shop for stability, then hand-finished to a buttery smooth, food-safe surface, this walnut live edge board is dense, durable, and naturally antibacterial. Designed for charcuterie, gifting, and everyday use, the board you choose is truly the only one like it.
Handcrafted • Purposeful • One of a kind
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Care, Use & Details
Care & Use
Each Quirky Pirate piece is thoughtfully handcrafted using quality materials and finished with care.
Following these care guidelines will help your item maintain its beauty and longevity for years to come.
Cleaning
• Hand wash only using warm water and mild soap
• Dry immediately with a towel
• Never soak or place in the dishwasher
For decorative or non-food items, simply wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Conditioning (Wood Items)
• Condition wood items as needed using a food-safe wood conditioner
• We recommend conditioning about once per month, or more often in dry climates
• Many items include a care card and Bee Restored wood conditioner with step-by-step instructions
Intended Use
• Cutting boards: Safe for everyday food preparation
• Serving boards: Ideal for presentation, cheese, bread, and light slicing
• Decor, signs, and awards: Intended for display rather than food preparation
Please refer to the individual product description for specific recommendations.
Natural Variation
• Each piece is made from real wood or handcrafted materials
• Grain, color, and character marks will vary naturally
• No two pieces are exactly alike — that’s part of what makes yours special
Storage Tips
• Store wood items flat or on edge once fully dry
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture, heat, or direct sunlight
Have questions? We’re always happy to help — just reach out.