Acacia Wood Ceramic Dip Serving Platter

Crackers, dips, one board. Done.

The two carved oval troughs keep finger foods corralled while the three recessed ceramic bowls hold dips, olives, or sauces right where you need them. It's one piece that replaces four separate dishes on the table. The white ceramic against warm wood grain looks intentional — because it is.

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About This Piece

A wood-grain serving platter with two carved oval troughs for crackers, bread, or finger foods — and three snug recesses holding white ceramic dip bowls. The warm honey tones of the acacia-finish wood against matte white ceramic does most of the visual work for you. Fits comfortably on a coffee table or countertop, and goes from kitchen to guests without a second trip.

Each board shows its own grain pattern and natural variation in tone — no two look exactly alike.

Materials & Details

Materials: Acacia wood-finish construction.

Details: Wood-grain platter with carved oval food troughs and recessed bowl seats.

Set contents: Includes three white ceramic dip bowls.

Materials: Ceramic bowls with matte white glaze interior.

Variation: Natural grain variation present in each board.

Dimensions

Width: 12 in

Care

Cleaning: Hand wash the wood platter with a damp cloth and mild soap.

Precautions: Do not soak or submerge the wood board.

Drying: Dry thoroughly after each use.

Cleaning: Ceramic bowls can be hand washed with warm water and mild soap.

Cleaning: Not recommended for dishwasher use.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Shipping costs are shown at checkout, and delivery times vary by item and destination. Items in your order may ship separately.

Returns: Request a return for eligible items within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused and unassembled, with their original packaging. No restocking fee.

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Styling note

A little guidance from our edit

Fill the troughs with breadsticks or crudités and use the ceramic bowls for hummus, a chutney, and something briny. Set it on a linen napkin or jute placemat for a bit more texture underneath.