
Wooden Kitchen Accessories & Ceramic Tableware
Serving boards, bowls and tableware in acacia, bamboo, coconut shell and ceramic. Made for serving and presentation rather than heavy chopping.
Wooden Kitchen Accessories & Ceramic Tableware Products (64 items)
About Wooden Kitchen Accessories & Ceramic Tableware
Wooden Kitchen Accessories
Wooden kitchen accessories here are serving pieces: boards, bowls and trays that go from kitchen to table. Acacia is dense with strong contrasting grain, which is why it takes a knife edge better than a softer wood.
Acacia and Wooden Serving Boards
An acacia serving board doubles as a board and a platter, so it wants to look good on the table as well as work in the kitchen. Oil it when the surface starts to look dry and pale, roughly every couple of months with regular use.
Ceramic Tableware
Ceramic tableware in this range is glazed stoneware, fired hot enough to be non-porous and dishwasher safe. Small variations in glaze thickness and colour come from the firing and are normal on handmade pieces.
Bamboo and Coconut Bowls
Bamboo bowls are light and hard-wearing for dry food and fruit. Coconut bowls use the polished half-shell, a by-product of the food trade. Neither is for hot liquid or the dishwasher. Table linens are in natural textiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are wooden serving boards dishwasher safe?
No. Dishwasher heat and prolonged water exposure crack and warp wood. Wash by hand in warm soapy water, rinse and dry standing on edge so both faces dry evenly.
How do you oil a wooden board?
Use food-safe mineral oil or a board butter, not olive or vegetable oil, which goes rancid. Apply a thin coat with a cloth, leave it a few hours or overnight, then wipe off whatever has not soaked in.
Can you cut on an acacia serving board?
Yes for light cutting, cheese, bread and fruit. For daily heavy chopping a thicker end-grain block is the better tool. Heavy knife work on a thin serving board scores it quickly.
Are coconut bowls food safe?
Yes. They are polished shell finished with food-safe oil. Hand wash in warm water, avoid soaking, and do not use them for hot soup or in a microwave or dishwasher.
Is the ceramic tableware dishwasher and microwave safe?
The glazed stoneware is dishwasher safe. Microwave suitability is listed per product, since some pieces have metallic or reactive glaze detail that should not go in.































































