Candle Holders

Ash wood is a strong, durable hardwood known for its excellent shock resistance, making it ideal for furniture, flooring, tool handles, and sports equipment. It has a light to medium brown color with a straight, pronounced grain that resembles oak. 

 Bubinga is a dense, durable hardwood prized for its rich reddish-brown color, often with striking grain patterns, including wavy or figured variations. It is strong, resistant to wear, and has excellent workability despite its density. 

 Cherry wood is a highly sought-after hardwood known for its warm reddish-brown hue that deepens with age and exposure to light. It has a fine, straight grain with a smooth texture, making it easy to work with and ideal for carving, turning, and finishing. Cherry takes stains and polishes exceptionally well, often achieving a rich, lustrous finish.

 Curly maple is a visually striking hardwood known for its distinctive, wavy grain pattern that creates a three-dimensional, rippled effect. Its combination of beauty and workability makes it a favorite among woodworkers seeking a unique and elegant look. 

 Sapele is a dense, durable hardwood known for its rich reddish-brown color and interlocking grain, which often creates beautiful ribbon-like or figured patterns. It is similar to mahogany in appearance and workability but offers greater hardness and strength. 

 Walnut is a premium hardwood prized for its rich, dark brown color, often with beautiful grain patterns and occasional figure. It is strong, stable, and moderately dense. Walnut is easy to work with, responds well to carving, and takes stains and finishes beautifully, though many woodworkers prefer to highlight its natural beauty with a clear finish.