Products tagged with Flamed Wood

We flamed the wood using a special Japanese technique. But that's not all. After flaming, the wood was painstakingly brushed off.

We flamed the wood using a special Japanese technique. But that's not all. After flaming, the wood was painstakingly brushed off.

We have flamed the wood in a special Japanese technique. But that was not enough. After flaming, the wood was elaborately brushed off. Moment. The paint was partially rubbed off again. This technique is very elaborate, but we find the result particularly

Noble and beautiful at the same time on a flamed board
Noble antelope in black

Flamed solid beech beams compare this table stability.
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In this ancient technique, the wood is strongly charred at up to 1000degrees on the surface and immediately cooled down again. This creates the typical "crocodile skin " of the wood.
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We have flamed the wood with up to 1000 degrees in an old Japanese technique. This creates the so-called crocodile skin. After flaming, the wood was elaborately preserved. The ash is solidified, no smell and no abrasion are the result.

The wood was flamed in the Japanese technique. But that was not enough. After flaming, the wood was elaborately sealed. Please pay attention to the detail shots.

Garden furniture plastic-free and free of tropical woods. This 100 year old couch has a use again!

The wood was flamed in the Japanese technique. But that was not enough. After flaming the wood was elaborately brushed and sealed. Please pay attention to the detail shots.

Plastic Jungle picture on flamed wood

Noble and beautiful at the same time on a flamed board
Noble antelope in black

The wooden top of this coffee table was first burned at up to 1000 degrees, resulting in a thick layer of ash. This ash was laboriously removed with a special brush, the soft layers of wood were loosened

We have flamed the wood in an old Japanese technique. But that was not enough. After flaming, the wood was elaborately brushed off. Moment. The paint was partially rubbed off again. This technique is very elaborate, but we find the result particularly suc

The wood was flamed in the Japanese technique. But that was not enough. After flaming, the wood was elaborately sealed. Please pay attention to the detail shots.