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Thuya Wood Products
Thuya burl has a high oil content, and is fairly firm and
dense, but tends to be brittle. The colors vary from a rich, golden brown to
almost black. The perfectly round eyes are scattered throughout the grain in
some burls similar to bird's-eye maple. Some patterns appear to be grouped more
like islands. Thuya is an exquisite, aromatic wood, and is used inlays for
wood products such as small boxes, turnery, and precious objects.
The
wood is
commonly known as Cedar, Desert Cedar or Western Red Cedar, however, the correct name is Thuya, Latin name Tetraclinis articulata.
Jewelry Boxes
Jewelry
Boxes come in a variety of designs. Some jewelry boxes have an
elaborate lattice pattern of black walnut, Thuya root burl and thuya
trunk with mother-of-pearl in the interstices. Others have
intricate inlayed designs. These beautiful designs make each
unique style an elegant gift. The rectangle jewelry boxes also
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Puzzle Boxes
 Traditional
Moroccan Handicraft with the key and keyhole hidden behind two (2)
secret panels. Don't worry -- we send out a simple two sentence
instruction leaflet with each box. Will intrigue everyone.
This is part of our unique range of aromatic Thuya wood gifts. They're
hand-made using traditional methods in the foothills of the Atlas
Mountains in North West Africa. |
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Care Instructions
The care of your Thuya
Wood objects is accomplished by an occasional dust or wipe with a damp chamois
leather, do not use spray silicon polishes. It is advisable to store the product
out of direct sunlight and to avoid placing near or on a hot surface such as
above a radiator.
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