This is one is a really characterful piece of "Belah" - in fact the only piece of this type of timber I've ever seen. I'm really taken by the shape, graining and colours in this very special piece.
As I understand it, the First Nation's people traditionally used the wood for shields, clubs and boomerangs. In colonial times, wood from various species was used for roof shingles, fencing, handles and bullock yokes.
Timber Details:Beautiful live edge of a classic Australian drylands timber, Belah “Casuarina cristata”
Dimensions: 375 mm long x 225 mm wide x 53 mm thick.
Weight: Approximately 3.8 Kilos
Finish: Every Bonnie Timber Board is repeatably fine sanded in between coats of a high quality, food safe, hard wax oil, then finally hand sanded with extremely fine sandpaper and hand buffed with our wood butter, a small can of which is included with the Board you purchase.
Please note:Each Bonnie Timber Board is a one of a kind. Wood is a natural material and may have knots or grain variations that are not depicted. These variances should not be viewed as imperfections, but as qualities that make each piece unique.
