Cutting Board Made of Indian Rosewood, Jatoba, & Makore Wood dark tones of walnut contrast

dark tones of walnut contrast beautifully with the lighter

such as engraving the couple’s names or wedding date

or showcasing seasonal décor

most of the boards start out less than 1 inch thick

Cutting Board Made of Indian Rosewood, Jatoba, & Makore Wood dark tones of walnut contrastFunctional kitchen art. These face grain cutting boards are made of Jatoba, Makore, and Indian Rosewood. The Jatoba, which is also known as Brazilian Cherry, is found in Latin America and is a very popular imported wood. Makore is found in Africa, and it is also referred to as African Cherry. The color of Makore wood can be a medium brown with a kiss of red tones that make it look luxurious much like Mahogany does. Lastly Indian Rosewood is from Asia.