Mesquite Cutting Board

Mesquite is a hardwood indigenous to the Sonoran Desert - a desert that includes parts of Arizona, California, and New Mexico in the United State, as well as parts of Northern Mexico. Mesquite is also known as ironwood, and for good reason. It is exceptionally hard, harder even than oak or maple.

This hardness and density make mesquite wood difficult to work, but exceptional as a cutting board. Each of these boards is hand cut and shaped, so no two are exactly alike. They are extremely durable, giving their owner years of use. They can be washed in soap and water, needing only the occasional application of mineral oil to maintain their beauty.

Note: Due to the nature of the wood and hand cutting technique used to create the cutting boards, size, shape and color may vary.

• Mini - Under 34 sq in.
• Small - 35-54 sq in.
• Medium - 55-74 sq in.
• Large - 75-94 sq in.
• Extra Large - 95-114 sq in.