By Blue Ocean Traders
Stone Chapati Board
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Why we carry this
Chapati boards have been around since people figured out you could slap dough into submission, which, if we're being honest, is the Bronze Age equivalent of stress relief. Our Stone Chapati Boards arrive with three sturdy legs—practical, yes, but also oddly charming, like furniture designed by someone who'd never seen furniture before. Historically used for rolling unleavened bread in India, these round, flat stones have since discovered a second life as candle holders or pedestals for whatever sculptural oddities you've been meaning to display. Each board is beautifully imperfect, varying in size and shape, which is just a fancy way of saying they're all different and that's exactly the point. Choose Small or Large, and prepare to explain to guests why you own what appears to be a very expensive stone with legs.
— partoo
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