Figured oak (Quercus spp) is not a distinct species of oak but rather a unique grain pattern or "figure" that's caused by the unusual growth of a tree. The figure is created by variations in the wood's color, texture, luster, and grain. The light reflects differently off the wood's surface in these areas, giving the appearance of a ribbon or wave.
Features
Wood Dimension: 2” x 1”
Figured oak (Quercus spp) is not a distinct species of oak but rather a unique grain pattern or "figure" that's caused by the unusual growth of a tree. The figure is created by variations in the wood's color, texture, luster, and grain. The light reflects differently off the wood's surface in these areas, giving the appearance of a ribbon or wave.
Features
Wood Dimension: 2” x 1”
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