Taiwan Taiwan Cypress Round Coaster - Handmade Warmth / Everlasting Woody Fragrance

《Product Features》 Taiwan's precious coniferous woods include Taiwan cypress (Chamaecyparis formosensis), Hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa var. formosana), Calocedrus formosana, Taiwania cryptomerioides, and Cunninghamia lanceolata. These are all indigenous and precious tree species of Taiwan. It takes approximately 320 years for wood with a diameter of one meter to grow from these trees, which is 3.5 times longer than that of Taiwan cypress, making them exceptionally rare and valuable. Currently, the Qilan Mountain area in Yilan is home to the largest remaining area of Taiwan cypress forests. 《Product Craftsmanship》 Each piece is cut and polished entirely by hand, with the surface finely sanded to a smooth finish, to highlight the delicate wood grain. After being treated with beeswax wood oil, the beauty of Taiwanese Taiwan cypress is fully showcased. 《Product Specifications》 As the entire process is handmade, there may be slight variations in the diameter and thickness of the coasters. Style A: Approximately 11 cm in diameter, 1.8 cm in thickness. Style B: Approximately 10 cm in diameter, 1.8 cm in thickness. 《Product Use》 Use them as coasters to elevate your drinkware, or as decorative pieces to add a touch of sophistication to your space. Their versatile nature provides visual enjoyment even when simply displayed, and fills your home with the fragrant aroma of the forest. 《Shopping Notes》 * Due to natural weathering over the years, some slight cracks may be present along the edges. Perfectionists, please consider carefully. * Occasionally, light black patches may appear on the surface of the wood due to long-term growth and exposure to air. This is a natural phenomenon. * As the wood is cut from natural timber, each piece will have a unique shape and grain. Items are shipped randomly. * The protective beeswax wood oil on the surface will gradually lose its water-repellent properties over time. When this occurs, it can be seen as a natural, understated texture that brings you closer to the wood's essence.