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About Red Acid Twig Wood Produced in tropical rainforest areas, the growth period is very slow, the wood is precious, the material is delicate, the density is high, the brown eyes are small and rare, hard and smooth, and the patina formed by polishing the cut surface is bright, like a bronze mirror, and also…
About Boxwood Boxwood is a plant of the Buxus family, evergreen, short, and slow-growing. The wood is fine and hard, with a warm color and a light fragrance. It can be used for carving, medicine, and gardening. Material analysis Because it grows slowly, the wood of boxwood is fine and the pores cannot be seen…
About Purple sandalwood Ebony is a plant of the genus Diospyros, commonly known as windmill wood, also known as ebony, black rosewood, etc. It is a large tree, up to 45m high and 2.5m in diameter, with large plank roots and small grooves on the surface of the wood. It is mainly produced in tropical…
About Golden Sandalwood The wood is glossy, with interlaced textures, very heavy, air-dry density greater than 0.95G/CM3, growth rings are not obvious, pores are easily visible under a magnifying glass, semi-ring-porous wood, mostly single pores, a few with 25 radially arranged pores. Material analysis Mexican golden sandalwood is a three-petaled ragwood of the Boraginaceae family….
About Bloodwood It is produced in tropical rainforests, and its growth period is very slow. The wood is precious, fine, dense, with small and rare pores. It is hard and smooth. The patina formed after the cut surface is polished is bright, like a bronze mirror; it is also like the surface of satin, reminiscent…
About Vietnamese agarwood Agarwood trees are produced in tropical regions and are not easy to grow, let alone form agarwood. There are few agarwood trees in Chinese Mainland, a small number in Hui’an, and now there are agarwood trees in Vietnam, Fengguo, India, Malaysia, Cambodia and other places. Due to the rarity of agarwood and…
About Chicken Wing Wood Some chicken wing wood is white with black spots, and some is yellow and dense. The oblique sawn wood grain is star-shaped and cloud-like, resembling chicken wings. Especially in the longitudinal section, the wood grain is fine and floating, with infinite changes, naturally forming landscapes and figures. Compared with rosewood, sandalwood…
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