Let's break it down. It's Simple Wood. Made Good. Naturally Beautiful. Locally Sourced. Kindly Created.
It never gets old talking to folks at markets but after a long day- boyoboy do I feel like this.
Who doesn’t love a good cover.
And a good wooden kitchen utensil.
Gotta make that money honey.
Mother Nature is amazing.
I find this wood in marshy areas. This one is oak, and caught later in to mushrooms decomposition of the tree, so it is darker. Not only that, but it is more brittle. So I dilute and fit it in a bottle to slowly pour into the wood. This allows me to use this green wood in my jewelry applications without it falling apart.