When trees develop holes or other damage from insects or other sources, they try to repair them by filling the holes with sap.
The resulting wood grain is known overseas as "Masur birch" and has been considered extremely valuable as a top-grade timber.
This wood allows you to feel the history of the tree's life activities, which have been repeated over many years, right in your hands.
Due to its strong vitality, it is also called the "Tree of Life."
Masoor birch refers to the birch tree.
Due to its rarity, it is usually used as a thin veneer, so making it in its solid form is a real luxury.
