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Matt’s flatter platter

Published Sunday, 30 August, 2020By Matt Held
Categorized as August '20: Texture & Flatter Platter, Members Work

Not sure of the wood, probably elm or maple. Not sure what food I’d serve from it but I think it looks cool and it’s pretty flat.

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