Totally Bamboo Tree of Life Serving Board, 100% Bamboo with Laser Etched Art of Endangered and Exotic Animals, 15" diameter by 1 1/2" thick

Description

"Totally Bamboo's Tree of Life Cutting and Serving Board is one of the most unique pieces of its kind on the market. If you look closely at this solid bamboo board, you can see over 800 permanently laser-etched images of exotic and endangered animals. The double sided board can be used for serving, on the etched side, and cutting, on the smooth side, and it is beautiful enough to leave on display when not in use. The board measures 15 1/2"" in diameter x 1 1/2"" thick. Easy to care for, simply wash by hand with warm water and occasionally treat the smooth side with Totally Bamboo's Revitalizing Mineral Oil to protect, restore and extend the life and beauty of your board. Bamboo is the alternative for all things wood in the kitchen! Totally Bamboo encourages and supports reducing the widespread practice of clear-cutting our precious hard wood forests by giving consumers a sustainable alternative. Bamboo is stronger than most hard woods and it is the fastest growing plant on our planet. It does not require any special care to grow. In fact, it is a grass that produces more oxygen than a hard wood forest of comparable size, therefore reducing carbon dioxide gases associated with climate change. It also prevents soil erosion through its widespread root system and large canopy. At Totally Bamboo, we are proud to use ""Moso"" timber bamboo for its strength, density, versatility and high quality. It is harvested from our own bamboo forests which are not a habitat or food source for the great panda. Our factories adhere to very stringent protocol for curing and processing the bamboo, ensuring the highest quality product. And we take steps to ensure that our employees are well taken care of and work in a safe and hazard free environment. Totally Bamboo decided to make a statement about their commitment to the environment through the ""Tree of Life"" collection by donating a percentage of the proceeds of sales to the National Forest Foundation, a U.S. based non-profit organization that has planted 4 million trees since its inception in 2008. For each dollar donated one tree is planted.