I think that Rosewood furniture is beautiful, classic and timeless. It is a high-quality furniture that can last for many years.

I think it is great! I love the fact that someone took the time to make something with their own hands and that it is unique and personal.

There is something beautiful and unique about hand-crafted furniture. It often has a more rustic, organic feel to it and can be more expensive than mass-produced furniture. I think it's definitely worth considering if you are looking for something special and unique.

There are multiple reasons why Rosewood furniture might crack. One reason may be that the wood is not of the highest quality and it has not been dried correctly before being used to make furniture. Another reason may be that the furniture has been exposed to high levels of humidity or extreme temperatures which have caused the wood to expand and contract at a rate that is too high.

The high cost of Indian rosewood is due to its rarity. The wood is only found in a few places in the world, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Additionally, the wood is difficult to work with, which also drives up the cost.

The beauty of Indian Rosewood lies in its color and wood grain. The wood is a deep reddish brown, and the grain is very intricate. The wood is also very strong and durable, making it a good choice for furniture or other high-use items.

Indian Rosewood is sustainable because it is a plantation hardwood. The wood from the Indian rosewood tree is not currently endangered or threatened, so it is considered a sustainable wood.

Indian Rosewood is sustainable because it is a plantation hardwood. The wood from the Indian rosewood tree is not currently endangered or threatened, so it is considered a sustainable wood.

1. No jungle is destroyed in making the furniture

The first step in creating any piece of furniture is to find a suitable tree that can provide the wood needed. This means finding a forest that has been untouched by humans and logging companies. Once this is done, the trees are cut down and transported to a sawmill where they are sawn into lumber. After this, the lumber is taken to a furniture factory where it is shaped and finished. Finally, the furniture is sold to customers around the world.

2. No animals are harmed in making the furniture Once again,

we have to look at the beginning of the production chain before we can determine if any animals were harmed. When the trees are felled from the forests, many different types of animals lose their homes. These include birds, insects, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, fish, and even other plants. Some of these animals may not survive due to starvation or dehydration. Others may die from being caught in traps set out by hunters hoping to catch them for food. Still others may perish from diseases caused by deforestation.

Rosewood furniture has been used for centuries around the world. This exotic wood was once only found inside temples and palaces. Today rosewood can be found everywhere from high-end hotels and restaurants to homes across the globe.

The beauty of this wood is that it's not just beautiful but extremely durable. Rosewood is able to withstand extreme temperatures without cracking or warping. It is highly resistant to insects and rot. In fact, rosewood is considered one of the hardest woods in the world

There are many types of rosewood furniture out there. But what makes this type of furniture unique is its grain pattern. Most other types of rosewood furniture have a uniform grain pattern. However, this type of furniture has a distinctive grain pattern that looks like petals of roses.

This type of furniture is often referred to as Brazilian rosewood furniture. It is believed that these pieces were brought over from Brazil by European traders where they were used for religious purposes.

Today, people use rosewood furniture in their homes for both functional and aesthetic reasons. They use it for dining tables, coffee tables, sideboards, cabinets, dressers, desks, nightstands, and even beds.

The original species of Rosewood belongs to the genus Dalbergia Latifolia. It is a prized timber for its rich colour and hues. The original Rosewood is only available in Karnataka (and some parts of Kerala). Nowhere else in the country.

Rosewood is Dalbergia Latifolia, whereas Sheesham is Dalbergia Sissoo. Both belonging to the same family but different in multiple ways.

Rosewood is only available in Karnataka, whereas Sheesham is only available in Uttarakhand and Assam, UP, with differences in their colour schemes as well.

Be aware! What you see in the market being sold as Sheesham is never an original species of Sheesham. It is, however, a cross-bred of Acacia and Sheesham.

Rosewood is only available in Karnataka, and it doesn't come in large quantities like other timber making it a reason for its high prices.

They split for a few different reasons. First, they are not fully kiln dried. Second, Rosewood trees grow with silica in them, a chalk-ish material. Lastly, due to it being naturally produced.

Rosewood is a hard and dense timber. It is termite free and rot resistant. Rosewood furniture gives you complete warranty and guarantee because they are here for a lifetime.

No two logs or trees are alike. We have seen hundreds of cubic feet of Rosewood. We have seen that even one single plank piece has different colours and grains. If I had to select a particular colour, I would need to cut several logs to get them. Even then, there is no guarantee. That is why we make no guarantee for colour and grains.

NO. If it were, we would have been cooling our heels. You know where right?

The Rosewood we use is directly procured from the Forest department of Karnataka. It is legally procured. So, with that said, the Rosewood we use is sustainably harvested, eco-friendly and a 100% sustainable material.