With its pale yellow hue and subtle lustre
A variant found in this species is thought to be the result of fungal invasion that leaves a dark stained pattern through the timber with various effect
From thin to thick sized stripes and spots with an ever changing consistency this ensures that no two piece are ever identical
Tiger Myrtle Beech (nothofagus cunninghamii)
found in south eastern Australia and Tasmania
Alaskan Yellow Cedar 280x146x73mm Dimensions:280x146x73mm With its pale yellow hueAlaskan Yellow Cedar is a premium carving and turning timber prized for its fine, straight grain and exceptional workability, allowing tools to glide cleanly while holding crisp, intricate detail. Smooth, stable, and naturally durable, it has been used for centuries by North American Indigenous cultures for carving, canoe building, and ceremonial works. With its pale yellow hue and subtle lustre, it offers both ease of carving and a deep connection to