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  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8
  • Board Display Rack - 4, 8

Board Display Rack - 4, 8

The Wisconsin based artist Edward Wohl has been working with North American wood varieties for over 50 years, producing custom furniture, cutting boards and trays that speak to the specific characteristic of his materials. His architectural background and sculptural approach produce remarkable attention to detail. His peices have almost seamless joins and a lustrous finish, as well as a definitive utility within his creations. His iconic bird’s-eye maple cutting boards have the durability associated with this wood, while the curving lines and sloping edges play with the patterns in the hard maple surface. Only one in 500 hard maple trees exhibit this pattern, making each of the boards both rare and unique. Edward sadly passed away in 2023, but his son will be carrying on his traditions and maintain his practise with the same love and care.

Item details: Carved in the same birds-eye maple as Wohl's cutting boards these display racks have the capacity to hold either 4, or 8 boards comfortably. The curved structure of the stand echoes the forms of Wohl's technique, while supporting the weight of the boards and keeping them stable.

Care Instructions: To care for your wooden board stands, hand wash with a mild detergent and warm water. Towel dry and initially store in a drying rack so that both sides can dry evenly. Do not store these near a stove or other source of heat. Wiping occasionally with mineral oil renews the finish and protects the wood. Let the oil soak in for several hours or overnight and wipe off the excess. A Scotch Brite pad or fine sandpaper will smooth any roughness that develops.

$62.00
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