Prep your favorite meals on a stunning glass surface that doubles as kitchen art. This New Yorker chopping board brings bold, vibrant artwork directly to your daily cooking routine.
Made from durable, heat-resistant glass, this board stands up to wear and tear. The non-slip design keeps your cutting board steady while you chop.
- Heat-Resistant Glass Builds a durable surface that withstands everyday kitchen wear.
- Non-Slip Design Keeps vegetables steady while you prep fresh ingredients.
- Easy to Clean Wipes down quickly so you spend less time on chores.
- Classic Artwork Features the December 27, 1999, and January 3, 2000 New Yorker cover.
Use it for slicing tomatoes and chopping veggies during weeknight dinners. You can also display it on your kitchen island as a decorative piece when you are not cooking.
The classic illustration makes a wonderful gift for art lovers or new homeowners setting up their first kitchen.
