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IECAP LLC Bookmatched Ironwood (Burl Ball Pattern) Knife Handle Scales – Knife Handle Materials – 1 Pair Natural Wood Knife Scales for DIY Crafts – Size 5 1/8 x 1 3/4 x 1/2 inches
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IECAP LLC Bookmatched Ironwood Features
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Looking for premium and exotic wood? Our ironwood kit offers the finest knife handle material for easy woodworking. Ideal for professionals and beginners, these exotic hardwood scales transform into stunning creations. Order now and see the magic of iron wood!
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Make your art & craft dreams come true: The exotic ironwood set features the smoothest surface and ideal size for ornamental turnings and small projects. Transform these knife handle scales into beautiful masterpieces. Perfect for making your fantasy a reality!
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The best customer team: With 8 years of experience in manufacturing ironwood and other wood carving sets, we know what makes good wood for knife handles. Our support team is available 24/7 to assist with any questions. We're here to help!
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Note: Pictures are representative examples of our bookmatched ironwood knife scales. Each set of knife scales wood is unique, with natural variations in color and grain. Your knife scales will be one of a kind!
About IECAP LLC Bookmatched Ironwood
These Exotic Ironwood Blanks have been cut out from the wood of an "Ironwood" tree, its name in Spanish is palo fierro (iron stick). It has a beautiful grain and as its name implies, is very dense. Next to the Leadwood of Florida, Ironwood is the heaviest wood native to the United States and Mexico. The trees grow at an altitude of 2,500 feet above sea level in the deserts and coastal regions of Arizona, California, Baja California and Sonora Mexico. This species of Ironwood is "Olneya tesota”; and is the only species of this genus found in the Pacific Southwest. Live ironwood trees are not harvested for carving. Fallen ironwood is collected, after drying for several years to be used by the carvers. The Seri Indians originated this handcraft in 1961. Today the Seri Indians, as well as other talented artisans in northern Sonora, Mexico are masters in creating these beautiful carvings. Talented artisans have carved these pieces for you, each with varying shape, color and grain, making each piece unique. There may be natural imperfections in the wood, which also adds to the unique character of each piece.
