Amber wood [Powerswood]

Amber Wood

Amber wood is wood formed from red pine and torch trees that have matured in the natural environment without rotting.
Not all red pines reach a state where they can be called amber wood, as the wood changes after being eroded by the natural environment.
Amber wood is rich in red pine oil, which permeates the wood fibers and gives off a mellow pine resin scent after a long natural fermentation process. It has been said since ancient times that amber wood purifies indoor air, absorbs formaldehyde, cleanses the brain, awakens people, and purifies people.
At the same time, amber wood is popular because it transmits light and is highly aesthetically pleasing.
Amber is a fossilized material that was extracted from the sap of pinecone plants (pine, cedar, and cypress) over 35 million years ago.
Amber can be said to be tree sap trapped in its pre-fossil state.

Amber wood is made from torchwood and Japanese red pine wood that has been aged in a natural environment without rotting.
Not all red pine can be called amber trees, as the wood changes after being eroded by the natural environment. Amber wood is rich in red pine oil, which penetrates into the wood fibers and undergoes a long natural fermentation process, giving off a mellow pine resin scent.
It has been said since ancient times that it purifies indoor air, absorbs formaldehyde, purifies the brain, awakens people, and purifies people.
At the same time, amber wood is popular because it transmits light and is highly ornamental.
Amber is the fossilized sap of pine, cedar, and cypress trees that was created over 35 million years ago.
Amber trees can be said to contain the sap of the tree before it becomes a fossil