Description
This framed pork cuts wall plaque brings a butcher's shop chart into the home, printed on a wooden panel with a clean white background. The diagram maps the different cuts of pork across the animal in a clear, illustrative style, making it as informative as it is decorative. Measuring 45cm high and 58cm wide with a slim 3cm depth, it sits in a landscape orientation that suits a wall above a worktop, a shelf or a run of open kitchen cabinetry.
The wooden construction gives the piece a solid, rustic feel that works well in country kitchens, farmhouse dining rooms and pantries. Its white base keeps the design bright and easy to read, so the labelling stands out without overwhelming the space around it. As a piece of wall art, it pairs neatly with other food themed prints, chopping boards hung on hooks or a gallery arrangement of vintage cookery signage. Hang it alone for a simple focal point or group it with related plaques for a butcher's shop feel.
Because the design is printed onto a sturdy wooden panel, it stays flat and holds its finish over time. Keep it out of direct steam and away from splashes near the hob to protect the surface. A quick wipe with a soft, dry cloth lifts away kitchen dust, and any marks can be eased off with a lightly damp cloth followed by drying. This wall art is ready to hang and needs very little upkeep to stay looking sharp.
Specification
| Type |
Wall Art |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
45cm |
| Width |
58cm |
| Depth |
3cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the plaque made from?
It is a wooden panel with the pork cuts diagram printed onto a white background, giving a solid, rustic finish.
Where does it work best?
It suits kitchens, dining rooms and pantries, hung above a worktop, along a shelf or as part of a food themed gallery wall.
Will it fit my space?
At 45cm high and 58cm wide with a 3cm depth, it hangs in landscape and fits most wall runs above cabinetry or seating.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, and use a lightly damp cloth for marks, then dry it straight away.
Can I group it with other pieces?
Yes, it pairs well with related plaques and cookery prints to build a butcher's shop style display.