Home Is Where My Herd Is Glass Cutting Board

Home Is Where My Herd Is Glass Cutting Board

Marsoni

M251S

$24.00

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Home Is Where My Herd Is Glass Cutting BoardThis glass cutting board is where function meets whimsy. A round glass cutting board that doubles as a chic charcuterie tray, it brings rustic charm to your kitchen while you prep, slice, or serve. Two sizes fit different spaces: Large 12" and Small 8". The decorative design and artwork brighten countertops and add a delightful touch of kitchen decor even when its not in use. Perfect for building a ready made charcuterie spread, slicing herbs, or

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025