The Tamar River is a 70-kilometre estuary located in northern Tasmania, Australia. Formed by the confluence of the North Esk and South Esk rivers at Launceston, the Tamar flows generally north towards its mouth at Low Head in in to Bass Strait.
The Tamar collection are made from two iconic Tasmanian timbers: Blackwood (light to golden to dark brown) and Myrtle (rich red brown).
Big Chop is proudly Tasmanian. We source premium timber from responsibly harvested Australian species. Our skilled artisans use these woods to handcraft superb chopping boards that harness the natural beauty of the woods – no two boards are the same. This board is a large 50 x 34 x 4cm thick and is ideal for…
Big Chop is proudly Tasmanian. We source premium timber from responsibly harvested Australian species. Our skilled artisans use these woods to handcraft superb chopping boards that harness the natural beauty of the woods – no two boards are the same. This board is a massive 50 x 34 x 7cm thick and extremely robust for…
Big Chop is proudly Tasmanian. We source premium timber from responsibly harvested Australian species. Our skilled artisans use these woods to handcraft superb chopping boards that harness the natural beauty of the woods – no two boards are the same.This board is a large 33cm in diameter and 4cm thick. The Tamar collection are made…
