This is a rare red and white figured burl wood of quince.
In quince burl wood, the outer part of the wood, called the sapwood, is white, while the reddish part from the core to the sapwood exhibits a bird's-eye grain pattern.
The boundary between the sapwood and heartwood is clearly defined as white and red, so by carefully selecting the wood at that point...
This will result in an interesting dish with a clear contrast between red and white.
Items made in this style are sometimes called "red and white wood grain" and are popular among connoisseurs as a rare and highly regarded item.
Also, some people use them as wedding favors because of their auspicious red and white pattern.
Creating a product using this particular ingredient is quite rare and difficult unless you have the opportunity, making this a truly exceptional item.
