Cutting Board - Odin's Twin Ravens & Vegvisir engraved on Bamboo

This beautifully handcrafted cutting board is exquisitely engraved with high detail featuring the Vegvisir and Twin Ravens of Odin- symbols of wisdom, guidance, and protection. Made of durable and sustainable bamboo, this cutting board is the perfect addition to your Nordic kitchen.

Great as a Cutting Board, Charcuterie Board, Serving Tray, or just wickedly cool decor!

Handwash with warm water and soap, do not soak or put in the dishwasher. Bamboo is not only great for the enviornment, but gentle on your knives!

Thick half inch bamboo with high detail engraving.  Great as a cutting board, serving tray, charcuterie board, or cheese plate.

KNIFE-FRIENDLY SURFACE: The very flat surface causes no damages to the knife like cracks or dullness. Treated with edible oil, the smooth cutting board will not make the blade worse, and there will be no scratches and marks on the board.

SUPERB CRAFTSMANSHIP: Exquisite craft makes this cutting board very durable and strong, but not overly thick. After meticulous polishing, it is very smooth and extremely flat, without any burrs, cracks, splinters, etc.

JUICE GROOVE & INNER HANDLE DESIGN: Surrounded built-in juice groove is close to the edge to maximize the cutting area while perfectly catch excess liquids without overflow to the countertop, meanwhile the grooves are not too narrow to clean. The inner handles are on the back taking no cutting areas and branding space doesn't take up much space, as well as the hanging hole.

NATURAL ORGANIC BAMBOO: Made from natural organic bamboo which is environmentally friendly and food safe, strong and resilient, ideal for slicing bread, fruits, vegetables, meats, steaks, cheeses, or as a serving tray.

Vegvisir also known as the Viking Compass or Runic Compass is the Viking Symbol of Guidance.  Believed to provide guidance for a person who might have lost their way.

The Twin Ravens of Odin, Huginn & Muninn, served as Odins "thought" & "Mind/". They would travel the world in a day and return to Odin in the evening and tell him what they saw.