The bog oak, also known as bogwood or fossil wood, is a unique and sought-after material in cutlery. Here are four key points about it:
The bog oak, also known as bogwood or fossil wood, is a unique and sought-after material in cutlery. Here are four key points about it:
Latin name: Quercus robur.
Origin: multiple.
Color: black.
Comment : Morta, also known as bog wood or fossil wood, is a fascinating and highly prized material in cutlery craftsmanship. Formed from trees fossilized in peat bogs over thousands of years, morta offers a unique aesthetic with its dark color ranging from dark brown to deep black, as well as remarkable organic veins. This exceptionally durable and resistant wood gives knife handles a distinctive look, combining history and rarity to create unique pieces that are highly valued in the cutlery world.
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All product measurements are in millimeters (mm). Measurements are rounded down to the nearest millimeter. Irregularly shaped pieces are measured to indicate the minimum usable volume.
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