There’s something about autumn light — that molten, golden glow that settles on every leaf. The Autumnal Solar Drift board captures that very moment, poured in resin and framed in black walnut.
Each piece begins with a live-edge slab of locally sourced black walnut, carefully shaped and sanded before a river of epoxy resin flows through its center. The colors shift from deep red and amber to sunlit gold and soft green, creating the illusion of a sunset captured in motion.
Finished with food-safe oil and wax, this 18" x 10" board is ideal for charcuterie spreads, cheeses, or even as a striking centerpiece when not in use. Like every Nightshade Nook creation, it’s designed to be as functional as it is beautiful — a conversation piece born from craft, color, and care.
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Product Highlights
18" x 10" live-edge black walnut
Epoxy resin river in fall-inspired tones (red, orange, yellow, green)
Finished with food-safe oil and wax
One-of-a-kind color blend and wood grain pattern
Handcrafted in small batches
Perfect for entertaining, gifting, or display
Made in our Upstate NY workshop
Suggested Uses
Charcuterie & Cheese: Arrange meats, cheeses, fruit, nuts, and spreads.
Wine Night Board: Pair with crackers, olives, dark chocolate, and a red or sparkling.
Brunch Platter: Pastries, berries, honey, and soft cheeses.
Dessert Board: Truffles, macarons, candied nuts, and citrus slices.
Sushi or Tapas: Sleek presentation for rolls, nigiri, or small bites.
Entry or Coffee Table Accent: Style with a candle and greenery as functional décor.
Kitchen Display: Lean against a backsplash to show off the walnut grain.
Bar Cart Base: Stage bitters, glassware, and a decanter.
Hostess / Housewarming / Wedding Gift: A refined, one-of-a-kind present.
Outdoor Entertaining: Patio spreads during fall evenings (bring indoors after use).
Quick Care (to include in listing)
Hand-wash, wipe dry; do not soak or put in dishwasher.
Refresh finish with food-safe mineral oil/beeswax as needed.
Avoid prolonged direct sun/heat; cut on the wood edges, not the resin river.
There’s something about autumn light — that molten, golden glow that settles on every leaf. The Autumnal Solar Drift board captures that very moment, poured in resin and framed in black walnut.
Each piece begins with a live-edge slab of locally sourced black walnut, carefully shaped and sanded before a river of epoxy resin flows through its center. The colors shift from deep red and amber to sunlit gold and soft green, creating the illusion of a sunset captured in motion.
Finished with food-safe oil and wax, this 18" x 10" board is ideal for charcuterie spreads, cheeses, or even as a striking centerpiece when not in use. Like every Nightshade Nook creation, it’s designed to be as functional as it is beautiful — a conversation piece born from craft, color, and care.
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Product Highlights
18" x 10" live-edge black walnut
Epoxy resin river in fall-inspired tones (red, orange, yellow, green)
Finished with food-safe oil and wax
One-of-a-kind color blend and wood grain pattern
Handcrafted in small batches
Perfect for entertaining, gifting, or display
Made in our Upstate NY workshop
Suggested Uses
Charcuterie & Cheese: Arrange meats, cheeses, fruit, nuts, and spreads.
Wine Night Board: Pair with crackers, olives, dark chocolate, and a red or sparkling.
Brunch Platter: Pastries, berries, honey, and soft cheeses.
Dessert Board: Truffles, macarons, candied nuts, and citrus slices.
Sushi or Tapas: Sleek presentation for rolls, nigiri, or small bites.
Entry or Coffee Table Accent: Style with a candle and greenery as functional décor.
Kitchen Display: Lean against a backsplash to show off the walnut grain.
Bar Cart Base: Stage bitters, glassware, and a decanter.
Hostess / Housewarming / Wedding Gift: A refined, one-of-a-kind present.
Outdoor Entertaining: Patio spreads during fall evenings (bring indoors after use).
Quick Care (to include in listing)
Hand-wash, wipe dry; do not soak or put in dishwasher.
Refresh finish with food-safe mineral oil/beeswax as needed.
Avoid prolonged direct sun/heat; cut on the wood edges, not the resin river.
