Native to Northeastern North America, Birdseye maple is one of the rarest kinds of wood on the planet. It has a distinctive pattern that looks like tiny, swirling eyes disrupting the smooth lines of grain.
Birds-eye maple is a growth/grain anomaly of figured hard maple, it is not a distinct variety or species of maple. What causes the phenomenon is unknown, but it is thought to be due to unfavorable growing conditions. The tree tries to bud, but the new buds die, and only the knots remain.
Common names for this wood are Birdseye maple or bird’s eye maple. It is almost exclusively harvested from hard maple (Acer saccharum), which rates 1,450 lbf (6,450 N) on the Janka Harness Scale.
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Choose from 6 glowing colors: pink yellow blue purple orange green Please Note:Â The blue and purple colors do not glow as brightly as the pink, yellow, orange, and green do. The lightning patterns are made by electricity and is called lichtenberg wood burning. All wood is hand selected from one of the top exotic wood…
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