Sustainability
The Italian Olivewood Charcuterie & Cutting Board is a sustainable choice for your kitchen. Handcrafted from solid olivewood sourced in Italy, it is made from mature trees that no longer produce olives—ensuring no unnecessary deforestation. Olivewood is incredibly durable, lasting a lifetime with proper care, which reduces the need for replacements and minimizes waste. Unlike plastic boards that contribute to landfill waste, this natural wood option is biodegradable.
Additionally, its smooth surface preserves the sharpness of knives, preventing premature wear. By choosing artisan-crafted olivewood, you support sustainable forestry practices and help preserve traditional craftsmanship in Umbria, Italy.
Italian Craftmanship
Crafted in Umbria, Italy, our artisan partners create unique pieces made from pure olivewood. The family preserves Italian history by using time-tested, hands-on techniques to craft heirloom-quality pieces as beautiful as they are functional. The famous Italian attention to design shines in every piece.
About Verve Culture
Verve Culture is dedicated to preserving traditional craftsmanship by working with artisans around the world. Each product is handcrafted with care, celebrating cultural heritage while supporting local communities.
From hand-blown glassware in Mexico to traditional Moroccan cookware, Verve Culture brings you authentic, beautifully made items that tell a story. Their mission is simple: to connect you with unique, sustainable products that honor tradition and empower artisans.
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How to use
This handcrafted Italian Olivewood Charcuterie & Cutting Board is as versatile as it is beautiful. Use it to elegantly present appetizers, cheeses, and desserts during gatherings, or as a stunning backdrop for serving family meals. Its large size makes it perfect for dough kneading, pasta making, and even carving meats like brisket. The durable olivewood surface protects the sharpness of your knives, making it ideal for everyday chopping and slicing.
To maintain its beauty and durability, simply hand wash after use, dry thoroughly, and occasionally coat with olive oil or food safe oil. Whether you’re hosting guests or preparing a family dinner, this board elevates every experience with its rustic charm and timeless craftsmanship.
What is Earthshopp?
Earthshopp was founded by a mother and son team who believe that the health of the planet and reversing climate change should be a top priority for all of us. We are passionate about finding ways to live sustainably and in harmony with the Earth, and we believe that mankind can function in a balanced and sustainable way with the planet.
That is why we created Earthshopp.com - a marketplace for sustainable goods. Our mission is to create a space for people to painlessly transition to sustainable, earth-friendly products for all of their needs and wants, resulting in sustainability becoming the norm in shopping.
We believe that every small change we make in our daily lives can have a big impact on the planet. By choosing to purchase products that are good for the environment, we can help to reduce our carbon footprint and make a positive difference in the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the Olivewood board is 100% food-safe. It is crafted from sustainably sourced, untreated olivewood and is naturally resistant to bacteria. Simply hand wash and dry thoroughly after use to maintain its quality.
Hand wash only—never put it in the dishwasher. Dry thoroughly after washing, and occasionally coat it with olive oil or food safe oil to maintain its natural beauty and prevent cracking.
No, olivewood is a dense yet gentle surface that protects the sharpness of your knives. Unlike stone or glass, it’s designed to be durable without dulling your blades.
Each board is artisan-crafted from natural olivewood, so the grain patterns are unique to each piece. This natural variation is part of its charm and makes every board truly one-of-a-kind.
The board is handcrafted in Umbria, Italy, using sustainably sourced olivewood. The artisans use traditional methods, preserving Italian craftsmanship while supporting eco-friendly practices.