Gather Hardwood Charcuterie & Serving Board | Personalize
Beautifully Crafted for the Moments That Bring Us Together.
Our Gather Charcuterie Board is designed for sharing good food and making lasting memories. Handcrafted from premium solid hardwood, this beautiful wooden serving board combines a generous serving surface with a thoughtfully shaped handle and timeless natural elegance.
Create an inviting spread of artisan cheeses, cured meats, crackers, fresh fruit, and your favorite appetizers. Whether you're hosting a holiday celebration, dinner party, or intimate gathering, the Gather board brings warmth and craftsmanship to your table.
Make it uniquely yours with one of our seasonal or personalized engraving options, or choose a plain board to highlight the natural beauty of the wood.
Choose Your Hardwood:
Maple – Bright and naturally understated
Cherry – Warm tones with beautiful flowing grain
Walnut – Rich, dark tones with sophisticated character
Available Sizes:
Small: 14" × 6.5"
Medium: 18" × 8.5"
Large: 22" × 10.5"
Approximately ¾" thick
Engraving Options:
Plain – A timeless, unengraved finish that showcases the natural wood grain.
Christmas Tree & Truck – A nostalgic holiday design featuring a vintage truck and Christmas tree.
Winter Cottage – A cozy winter-inspired cottage design, perfect for seasonal gatherings.
Family Name – Your family name beautifully engraved in an elegant cursive font.
Family Monogram – A personalized initial framed by a delicate botanical wreath.
Product Features:
Handcrafted from premium solid hardwood
Generous serving surface
Beautifully shaped handle
Smooth, food-safe finish
Optional precision CNC engraving
Ideal for entertaining, holiday celebrations, and meaningful gifts
A personalized Gather board makes a beautiful wedding gift, anniversary keepsake, housewarming present, or Christmas gift for someone special.
Natural variations in hardwood ensure that no two boards are exactly alike.
Handcrafted in Washington State by Faithful Woodworks.
Crafted with Purpose. Built to Last.
