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Tamarind Wood Chopping Boards

Amra Farms Single Block Tamarind wood chopping boards are handcrafted products from locally sourced tamarind wood. The board features a simple design and comes in spalted and clean white options in different sizes too. Choose between small, medium, and large tamarind wood chopping boards. Clean smooth finish, smooth rounded edges, and featuring built-in handles for easy movement. Our boards are heavy duty and come in a minimum one-inch thickness to a maximum of 2 inches.


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