Categories
- Bow Ties in Wood
- Bow ties in wood - The Asymmetric
- Bow ties in wood - The Stretto
- Bow ties in wood - The Nib
- Bow ties in wood - The Mellissimo
- Bow ties in wood - The Butterfly
- Bow ties in wood - Eole
- Bow ties in wood - Drakkar
- Bow ties in wood - The Retro
- Bow ties in wood - The Leaf
- Bow ties in wood - The Violin
- Bow ties in wood - The Half-Moon
- Bow ties in wood - The Colors
- Bow ties in wood - The Card
- Bow ties in wood - The Tulip
- Neckties in Wood
- Belts in Wood
- Bolo Ties Wood & Gemstones
- Other Accessories
Essences
There are 77 essences
Acajou
Mahogany
Mahogany is a common name grouping several species of tropical trees. The two main strains are American mahogany and African mahogany.
Alisier pommelé
Mottled Beam Tree
Beam Tree is native to Europe. Marquetry and violin making are its main destinations in its use. Rose color and very fine grain.
Amarante
Amaranth
Amaranth is a precious wood, also called purple wood, it is mainly used for marquetry and violin making. Its grain is fine.
Amazakoué
Mozambique Wood
Its origin is African. Beautiful veining pronounced several shades of yellow to brown. Its very fine grain allows a remarkable polishing
Amboine gris (loupe)
Grey Amboyna (Burl)
The color, generally uniform, varies from golden yellow to red paprika. More unusual, this gray variant.
Amboine or (loupe)
Golden Amboyna (Burl)
Rare and luxurious! The star essence in wood working, marquetry, cutlery. Its veining is complex, its color varies from golden yellow to red paprika.
Amboine rouge (loupe)
Red Amboyna (Burl)
Rare and luxurious! The star essence in wood working, marquetry, cutlery. Its veining is complex, its color varies from golden yellow to red paprika, our sample.
Amourette
Snakewood
The tree, small diameter, offers a remarkable wood for crafts related to wood working, cutlery ... Very dense and fine grain, it is an essence of choice for who knows how to work.
Aulne
Alder
A delicate beige-pink color, sometimes finely veined with brown-red threads. If its use is very wide, note its excellent qualities for the manufacture of guitars like the Fender Stratocaster.
Bocote
Bocote
Also called Rosewood of Mexico, his veins are well nuanced. Its fine and homogeneous grain has seduced the manufacturers of luxury pool cues but not them!
Bois de rose
Rosewood
So named for its pink color, it is a variety of Dalbergia like many other Rosewood. Very used in marquetry and for musical instruments, its grain is fine, fragrant and colors ranging from straw yellow to coppery red.
Bois serpent
Snake-Wood (marmoroxylon)
It takes its name from its appearance reminiscent of snakeskin. Used mainly in cabinetry, its dense and nerve fiber does not facilitate the work of those who implement it. Light beige to dark brown with well marked veining.
Bouleau madré
Mottled Birch
Mottled birch comes from Finland or Norway. Its warm beige color background is embellished with brown veins whose cause would be the freezing of these cold regions (between bark). Its implementation does not pose a problem.
Bubinga argenté
Silvery Bubinga (Kevazingo)
Iridescent wood, changing effects according to the orientations of the object. More commonly pink to red-brown, this silver and marbled variant is exceptional. Wood vigorous and resistant to its implementation.
Bubinga ondé
Wavy Bubinga
If the color of this Bubinga is consistent with its known pinkish-red appearance, the ripple of its fibers is much more unusual.
Bubinga pommelé
Dappled Bubinga
Variety of bubinga in the dark red color beautifully figured with a tangle of wavy fibers.
Camphrier (loupe)
Camphor Tree (Burl)
This is the camphor tree. In addition to its medicinal virtues, it is with its wood that we are interested here, more particularly with its burl, this entanglement of fibers so much sought after in the crafts. Pinkinsh-brown wood, with very fine grain, homogenous.
Châtaignier fumé
Smoked Chestnut
Uniform essence both in color and grain. Its cloth appearance is supported by the fine and delicate perfectly straight grooves of its grain. In this variant, the wood essence is heated to brown it.
Chêne (loupe)
Oak (Burl)
The beige background is dotted with small red-brown knots. Essence of wood with strong character during its machining, a characteristic that we find in its symbolism, Strength and Power.
Chêne des marais
Marsh Oak
The Marsh Oak used in marquetry is a very old oak preserved in peat bogs for several centuries, even a few millennia. Its color varies from light gray to deep black. Its fiber is pronounced.
Chêne fumé
Smoked Oak
If several techniques are used to color a wood, the most natural remains the heat treatment (220 °). Free of all chemicals, this solution offers a warm amber color. Some workshop tips and more sublimate the work.
Cocobolo
Cocobolo
From the family of Dalbergia, it is still a Rosewood. From orange to reddish brown, he is appreciated in violin making (Basses, clarinets, oboes) and for making decorative objects. Cocobolo is exploited after a century of maturity. Today, a very small amount of this species is available on the market.
Cornouiller
Dogwood
Its Latin name "horned" comes from its great hardness, like the horn. Precious, dense and flexible, it finds multiple destinations in the crafts of wood, weapons or mechanical parts. For the anecdote, the Greeks had chosen for the manufacture of the Trojan.
Ebène blanc
White Ebony
Rare et somptueuse essence à forts contrastes pour des motifs d'une grande richesse allant du jaune paille au noir intense.
Ebène de Macassar
Macassar Ebony
One of the hardest species known to date. Nuanced from black to copper-brown, her veins bring a lot of elegance and distinction in her multiple artistic applications.
Ebène noir
Black Ebony
The black Ebony, it is the reference, the most known, Ebènier, very dense. Used since antiquity by the Egyptians for the realization of sacred or precious objects. Today, its anthracite gray to black color is very appreciated in violin making and cutlery.
Erable ondé
Cyrly Maple
Eucalyptus (loupe)
Eucalyptus (Burl)
Eucalyptus fumé (loupe)
Smoked Eucalyptus (Burl)
Fraké vieilli
Aged Korina
Frêne (loupe)
Ash Tree (Burl)
Koto
Koto
Orme
Elm
Palissandre de Baya
Rosewood Baya
Pintada cerejeira
Pintada Cerejeira
Tulipier
Tulip Tree
Wengé
Wenge
Ziricotte
Ziricotte
- Bow Ties in Wood
- Bow Ties in Wood
- Bow ties in wood - The Asymmetric
- Bow ties in wood - The Stretto
- Bow ties in wood - The Nib
- Bow ties in wood - The Mellissimo
- Bow ties in wood - The Butterfly
- Bow ties in wood - Eole
- Bow ties in wood - Drakkar
- Bow ties in wood - The Retro
- Bow ties in wood - The Leaf
- Bow ties in wood - The Violin
- Bow ties in wood - The Half-Moon
- Bow ties in wood - The Colors
- Bow ties in wood - The Card
- Bow ties in wood - The Tulip
- Bow Ties in Wood
- Neckties in Wood
- Belts in Wood
- Bolo Ties Wood & Gemstones
- Other accessories
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