Classic Taiwan Incense Cedar Coaster with Majestic Annual Rings - Permanently Emitting a Woody Fragrance

《Product Features》 Taiwan's five precious conifers include Yellow Cypress, Red Cypress, Taiwan Incense Cedar, Hinoki Cypress, and Taiwania. These are all precious native Taiwanese tree species. Taiwan Incense Cedar, also known as Taiwan's Oriental Arborvitae, grows slowly. In addition to being an excellent material for furniture, its wood possesses a fragrant aroma, commonly referred to as "pure incense." It is also used to create high-quality incense sticks, often called Taiwan's sandalwood, making it a representative of Taiwan's unique fragrances. 《Product Craftsmanship》 Each piece is meticulously cut and polished by hand, with the surface finely sanded to a smooth finish. This process highlights the delicate wood grain. After being treated with beeswax wood oil, the natural beauty of Taiwan Incense Cedar is fully revealed. 《Product Specifications》 Due to the entirely handmade process, there will be slight variations in the diameter and thickness of the coasters. Model A: Maximum diameter approximately 20 cm, thickness approximately 2.1 cm; Model B: Maximum diameter approximately 19 cm, thickness approximately 2.1 cm; Model C: Maximum diameter approximately 20 cm, thickness approximately 2.1 cm. 《Product Usage》 It serves as a coaster, elevating the presentation of your beverages. It functions as a decorative piece, adding a touch of sophistication to your belongings. With its versatile uses, even simply displayed, it enhances visual enjoyment, and fills your life with the fragrant essence of the forest. 《Shopping Notice》 *Due to years of weathering, there may be slight cracks along the edges. Perfectionists, please consider carefully. *As the wood has grown for many years and been exposed to air, occasional patches of light black on the surface are a natural occurrence of growth. *As the pieces are cut from natural wood, each shape and grain pattern is unique. Items are shipped randomly. *The beeswax wood oil on the surface will gradually lose its water-repellent effect over time. When this occurs, it can be seen as a more natural, rustic feel of the wood.