CURLY MAPLE

• Curly Maple, the phenomenon of curly maple is not exclusive to a specific region or location. Maple trees capable of producing curly figure can be found in various parts of the world, including North America, Europe, and Asia." 


• Color: The natural color of curly maple wood can exhibit variations, with some pieces displaying subtle hints of yellow, red, or brown.


• Grain: The grain of curly maple displays wavy, undulating lines or ripples that give the wood a distinctive three-dimensional appearance. It resembles the ripples on the surface of water or the flame patterns seen in a fire.


• Texture: It has a smooth surface that is pleasant to the touch.


• Durability: It is recommended to apply appropriate finishes, such as varnish or oil, to protect the wood and periodically maintain and clean the surface as needed.


• Common Uses: Curly maple is commonly used in high-end furniture, musical instruments, decorative veneers, architectural millwork, and specialty crafts, thanks to its visually captivating grain pattern.