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Palermo Blue and Yellow Tile Painted Effect Charcuterie Oak Wood Board 31.5 x 23cm approx

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  • Item: Oak Wood Charcuterie Board
  • Size: Approx. 31.5 x 23 cm
  • Material: Wood, finished with a food-safe resin surface
  • Wood Type: Oak
  • Design: Palermo Blue and Yellow, painted-effect tile pattern
  • Handmade: Yes, handmade in Malta, no two pieces are ever identical
  • Postage: Worldwide — free collection in Malta, free postage available to the UK
  • Care: See our care guide

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Palermo Blue and Yellow Tile Painted Effect Charcuterie Oak Wood Board 31.5 x 23cm approx

Named for the Sicilian city of Palermo, this charcuterie board carries the Palermo Blue and Yellow tile design across its surface, blending cool blue with sunny yellow in a pattern drawn from traditional Mediterranean tilework. Shaped from solid oak wood and sealed beneath a glass-smooth, food-safe resin surface, it brings a bright, island charm to everyday serving.

Made in the Bonnymia studio by Mia Anastasi Sammut

The story

Every Bonnymia board begins as solid oak wood, valued for its strength and rich, distinctive grain. The Palermo Blue and Yellow pattern is recreated on its surface in a painted-effect finish, echoing the decorative tilework found across Mediterranean homes, then sealed beneath layers of clear, food-safe resin. The result is a glassy, tile-like surface that is smooth to the touch yet tough enough for daily use, a small tribute to Mediterranean style home decor brought into a functional piece for modern tables.

Love this design? Make it your own

If the Palermo Blue and Yellow pattern speaks to you, we can recreate it, or design something entirely your own, on a board sized and shaped for your home. Get in touch about a commission and let’s create something one of a kind together.

Handmade, and proud of it

Because each board is shaped and finished by hand, you may notice small variations in grain, tone or pattern from piece to piece. These are not flaws, but the fingerprint of genuine craftsmanship, and proof that no two Bonnymia pieces are ever quite the same.

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