Juniper wood burl

Graceful and artistic, juniper wood can be crafted to make furniture that
shows the beautiful burls and swirls of this unique wood.

Manzantia wood burl

The wood is a deep red with yellow tones and since the burls usually grow on the roots the wood,
they often have interesting imbedded stones and voids.
Used mostly as a decorative accent wood or to make hand crafted furniture.

Maple wood burl

Maple burl is created by an unusual growth on trees that results in a highly figured piece of wood. Maple burl is often darker
in color than maple wood, yellow ochre to brown, with many whorls and patterns and an uneven, rough edge.

In general it is a light colored wood, creamy white to yellow in hue with darker soft brown or yellow grain.
Figured maple is often described as "tiger", "flame" or "curly" maple depending on the patterns in the wood.

Redwood wood burl

Redwood burl is a rare commodity. Only about one in one-thousand Redwood trees will have a root-crown burl, or even rarer yet an above-ground burl.
Redwood burl is used to produce beautiful artwork, handcrafted goods, and stunning furniture.