Jindai oak (Powerswood)

Ancient Japanese Oak

Nara is a type of broadleaf tree that belongs to the Fagaceae family. In other countries, the near green species is called oak, and it is said to have coarse grain and white color.
Among them, Konara and Mizunara are considered to be ancient oaks.
Originally, the heartwood is dark gray-brown and the sapwood is gray-white, and it is known for having tiger stripes on the straight grain surface.
As a material, it is dense, hard, and resistant to deformation, giving it excellent strength and durability.
Because it is dense and has beautiful grain, it is also used for furniture, but Jindai oak is rarely found overseas as it was used for whiskey barrels due to its hardness and resistance to deformation.

Oak is a type of broad-leaved tree that belongs to the Fagaceae family, and in the foreign countries, near-green species are called oak.
The wood is said to have a coarse grain and a white color.
Among them, Quercus Quercus and Quercus Quercus are considered to be sacred oaks.
Originally, the heartwood is dark grayish-brown and the sapwood is grayish-white, and it is known for the tiger stripes that appear on the straight-grained surface.
As a material, it is dense, hard, and difficult to deform, so it has excellent strength and durability.
It is a very dense wood, but because it has a beautiful grain is also used for furniture, but the overseas oak is hard and does not easily deform, so it was used for making whiskey barrels, so Jindai oak is imported from overseas. But it's rarely found.