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Anonymous users2024-01-23Whether it is a Burmese pear or an African pear, it is called Chai He pear and has no value. Only the more yellow.
Methods for identifying Burmese pears:
One is to look at the wood grain, the wood grain of Burmese rosewood is delicate, and the African rosewood is thicker.
The second is to look at the color, Burmese rosewood has obvious blue color when soaked in boiling water, while African rosewood is very light in color.
The third is to smell the fragrance, which is also the simplest and most effective way to identify, scrape a little wood flower with your fingers, if it is a Burmese flower pear, you will smell the obvious fragrance.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Pear is an endemic tree species in Hainan, there is no African pear, right?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It seems that neither of these two is true.
Definitely ebony wood, ebony wood raw materials are very few, and now many manufacturers are worried about raw materials, and it will become more and more difficult to buy in the future. Burmese pears are too worthless.
Burmese rosewood, commonly used in the market is large-fruited red sandalwood. Since it is mahogany furniture, the price of different styles of furniture is also different. It is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment from the aspects of materials, style, and technology.
Wanbao mahogany experts tell you that when buying mahogany furniture, the price is high and low, but the first is to see whether the material is authentic, the second is whether the process is pure, and the third is the after-sales guarantee of the brand. These are necessary, so please take a look at them yourself.
The furniture is made-to-order. Custom-made should be strong in drying technology. Mechanical tools are also available. It's just that the price may be on the high side. Not necessarily.
Hello, your question is to see the clear wood grain to know what the material is? You can know the high-definition ones in the near distance!