Extremely rare, gorgeous 36” burl round that came from the great state of Arizona! You will never see a juniper tree of this size. It’s is from an old growth Juniper tree. Thickness is 2.5”. 

Juniper burl refers to the highly prized and unique growth pattern found on the trunk of juniper trees. A burl is an abnormal growth that occurs due to a variety of factors, including injury, disease, or genetic mutation. In the case of juniper burls, they are formed due to the tree's response to stress, such as insect infestations or harsh weather conditions.

Juniper burls are characterized by their intricate and swirling grain patterns, which can create beautiful and highly sought-after wood. The burls often exhibit a range of colors, including rich reds, browns, and creamy yellows. The unique patterns and colors make juniper burl wood highly desirable for a variety of woodworking projects, including furniture making, turning, and decorative items.

Due to the scarcity and unique qualities of juniper burl wood, it is considered a premium material in the woodworking industry. The scarcity is partly due to the slow growth rate of juniper trees, which means that burls are not readily available. Additionally, the harvesting of juniper burls requires careful and skilled extraction to ensure the sustainability and health of the tree.

Juniper burl wood is known for its durability and resistance to decay, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. It is often used to create stunning tabletops, bowls, and other decorative items. The intricate grain patterns and colors of juniper burl wood add a touch of natural beauty and uniqueness to any woodworking project.

Overall, juniper burl is highly valued for its distinctive wood grain patterns and colors. It is a material that adds a touch of elegance and natural beauty to various woodworking projects.

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This slab will ship from Magnolia, TX.