Description
Introduction to High Mountain Small leaved boxwood
Long lasting for thousands of years, high value
The growth rate of this type of tree is extremely slow. There is a saying that goes, ‘It takes a thousand years to grow boxwood.’ This means that a tree with a diameter of only 15 centimeters takes about 150 to 200 years to grow. Therefore, high-quality raw wood is very rare, and rarity is considered precious.
The wood of small leaved boxwood is light yellow in color, with a tough texture, delicate texture, moderate hardness, no brown eyes, and a natural yellow and moist color. It has an ivory like color, commonly known as “ivory yellow”. As time goes by, the color of carvings will deepen year by year, giving people a sense of antiquity and elegance.
In the market, the price of small leaved boxwood is very high. For example, logs with a diameter of over 15 centimeters can be sold for 15000 yuan per ton. In addition, small leaved boxwood also has significant medicinal value. In folk culture, this type of wood is widely used to treat diseases such as cardiovascular disease, rheumatism, and dermatitis. Its branch diameter has the effects of dispelling wind, relieving pain, regulating qi, eliminating diarrhea, and stopping bleeding to promote pregnancy. It can treat rheumatic pain, chest and abdominal bloating, and traumatic injuries.
Due to the extremely slow growth rate of small leaved boxwood, large boxwood crafts are extremely rare, and the market mainly focuses on small wooden carvings. These small leaved boxwood carvings have a uniform color, vertical texture, delicate and smooth texture, making them a high-quality choice for making stationery and exquisite wooden carvings. Its unique fragrance is not only refreshing, but also effective in repelling mosquitoes.
Product Details
Material: Small leaved boxwood
Craftsmanship: Round carving technique
Dimensions: Length 11cm, Width 2.5cm, Height 3cm
The product manufacturing process consists of eight steps as shown in the above figure.
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