Miiko design Squirrel cutting board, birch

A happy, playful squirrel always brings a smile to your face

Durable birch plywood

Also wonderful as a serving tray

Responsibly manufactured in Finland

The playful squirrel, a friend of our forests, was drawn by Miiko's designer Sanna Paakki. " The play of light and shadow on the mossy trees, the soothing silence of the forest and the expressive eyes of the animals inspire me again and again, " says Sanna.

Sanna's drawing is printed on melamine-coated, certified birch plywood. The cutting board is durable and very smooth. Birch plywood is made environmentally friendly from PEFC and FSC certified Finnish birch. In addition to traditional use, the cutting board is also beautiful on its own or as part of compositions.

Let the cheerful Kurre bring happiness to your own kitchen or to the party table!

Product information:

• Cutting board template: House | Squirrel
• Size approx. 22 x 35 x 0.7 cm
• birch plywood, melamine surface
• designed and manufactured in Finland

Care instructions: Hand wash

Miiko's story

Miiko designs and manufactures wonderful Finnish products using soft deerskin, durable birch plywood and high-quality wool as materials. The selection includes deerskin bags and purses, kitchen and interior items and paper products. Under the leadership of designer Sanna Paak, products inspired by nature are created, with pure style, which are manufactured entirely in Finland. Sanna's beautiful and insightful design has been appreciated by e.g. Italian A'Design Award and Competition in the design competition, where the Väre pillow was awarded in 2016.

Sanna, the founder of Miiko, comes from a family with several generations of entrepreneurs. Sanna's grandfather and father have worked as shoe sellers, so leather is a natural material for Sanna to work with. Sanna's mother's side again comes with artistry and creativity. When these two skills were combined, Miiko was born. Today, Miiko also employs Sanna's four siblings, and with the strength and determination of these sisters, Miiko is taken forward from Tuusula.