Mango Wood Cheese Board with Ceramic Bowls

One board. Three bowls. Done.

The three ceramic bowls nest into the board so nothing slides around mid-table, and they lift right out when it's time to refill or wash up. The mango wood-grain surface gives you enough room to pile on cheese, meat, and fruit without crowding. It goes from counter to table without any additional styling required.

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About This Piece

A rectangular mango wood-grain serving board with rounded corners and generous surface area for cheese, charcuterie, fruit, or whatever the occasion calls for. Three removable white ceramic bowls nest into the board for stability — olives, honey, jam, mustard, or all four if you're feeling ambitious. The warm natural wood tone pairs well with white ceramic and linen, making it table-ready without any effort.

The wood shows visible grain variation from piece to piece. Ceramic bowls lift out easily for refilling and washing.

Materials & Details

Details: Mango wood-grain serving board with rounded corners.

Materials: Three removable white ceramic bowls, inset into the board.

Details: Bowls lift out for refilling and independent washing.

Use: Suitable for cheese, charcuterie, dips, fruit, and condiments.

Dimensions

Width: 12 in

Care

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

Precautions: Do not submerge the board in water or place in the dishwasher.

Care: Dry the board thoroughly immediately after cleaning.

Cleaning: Ceramic bowls are dishwasher safe.

Precautions: Keep the wood board away from prolonged direct heat.

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

Place the bowls at the top edge and use the remaining board space for sliced cheese and fruit — it naturally draws the eye and makes a small spread look abundant. A linen napkin underneath anchors it on any surface.