Taiwanese Beech Coaster - Handcrafted Warmth / Everlasting Fragrance / Ideal for Gifting or Personal Use

《Product Features》 Taiwanese Beech, a native deciduous tree, is one of the five renowned hardwoods of Taiwan. Its leaves turn a striking red in winter, adorning the mountains with a beauty that rivals famous maple displays. When polished, the wood possesses a smooth, oily sheen, earning it the nickname "Tallow Wood." The timber, a warm yellow-red hue, is exceptionally hard, resistant to warping, and remarkably durable, making it one of the finest woods from deciduous forests. 《Product Craftsmanship》 Each piece is meticulously cut and sanded by hand. The surface is finely polished to highlight the wood's golden grain, while the edges retain a natural, rugged texture. This contrast between the smooth surface and the raw edges offers a unique aesthetic and enhances grip. Finished with a beeswax wood balm, the inherent beauty of Taiwanese Beech is fully revealed. 《Product Specifications》 Due to the entirely handmade process, there may be slight variations in diameter and thickness. Style A: Approximately 11 cm in diameter, 1.6 to 1.8 cm in thickness. Style B: Approximately 10 cm in diameter, 1.8 cm in thickness. 《Product Usage》 Serve as a coaster, elevating your drinkware. Function as a decorative piece, adding character to your space. With versatile applications, even simply displayed, it enhances visual appeal and fills your home with the fragrant essence of the forest. 《Shopping Notice》 * Due to natural weathering over years, slight cracks may appear on the edges. Those seeking absolute perfection should consider this carefully. * Occasionally, shallow black patches may appear on the wood surface due to long-term growth and exposure to air, which is a natural phenomenon. * As each piece is cut from natural wood, the shape and grain of every item will vary. Items are shipped randomly. * The beeswax wood balm on the surface will gradually lose its water-repellent properties over time. When this occurs, it can be seen as a natural, understated texture of the wood.