Every visible feature of a tree is a record of its journey through time – an organic diary that grows with the tree from seedling to wise grandparent. It is a memory that we can touch and hold in our hands. Each piece of veneer is a rare burl, exotic import, or live edge that showcases the natural beauty of these once living histories.
Displayed in sturdy solid wood frames, they are an unparalleled focal piece crafted of once-in-a-lifetime materials. Each piece is professionally mounted, totally unique and hand detailed.
Tree Sagas collection.
Tree Sagas collection.
Ash live edge burl panels. Unframed.
Walnut burl panel.
White oak frame.
Elm live edge burl panel. Unframed.
BURL
A burl is a woody outgrowth on a tree featuring chaotic, swirling grain patterns caused as a response to environmental or biological factors.
The pattern and colour of burl is highly prized for its unique patterns.
Burls are protected in Canada – in order to harvest a burl, the tree must die of natural causes.
Elm live edge burl panel.
Mahogany frame.
Elm live edge burl panel.
Chestnut frame.
Walnut burl panel. Unframed.
CURLY GRAIN
The base of a tree’s trunk can be under tremendous pressure as the tree grows taller and more massive.
The weight of a large tree compresses the wood at its base, forming ripples and waves within the grain. These ripples are called “curl” and create a stunning chatoyance when polished.
Cherry live edge panel. Unframed.
Lacewood straight grain panel. Unframed.
Walnut crotch grain, book matched panel. Unframed.
Elm burl panel.
Cherry frame.
Cherry live edge panel.
Red Oak frame.
Sapele pommele grain panel.
White ash frame.
Wenge flame grain panel. Unframed.
Elm burl panel. Unframed.
Walnut live edge straight grain panels. Unframed.
POMMELE GRAIN
Pommele is a variety of Curly Grain that commonly shows up in Mahogany, Bubinga, Makore, and Sapele woods.
It manifests as a busy bubbly or dappled pattern that shimmers in the light.
Sapele pommele grain panel. Unframed.
Mahogany crotch grain panel.
Walnut frame.
