Why the Burmese pear sofa is getting darker and darker

This question is actually very simple, because Burmese pear is a solid wood, and furniture made of solid wood makes the plate last for a long time due to the high density of the wood itself, and the color will change with time and become darker. Since Burmese rosewood is mainly divided into large-fruited rosewood and bird's foot rosewood, one is light pear, and the other is heavy pear; Although both are rich in aroma, fine in structure, and interlaced in texture; However, there is a significant difference in gas density. Because Burmese pear is a solid wood, the color of the solid wood will become dark and black after a long period of use.

If used outdoors and wet by rain, the puddles of Burmese pear will be blue, yellow-brown or dark black. Therefore, the darkening of furniture made of Burmese pear or solid wood is not a problem of wood wax oil, but the characteristics of the wood itself.

I didn't see the photo and I don't know if yours is a Burmese pear, if it's really a Burmese pear, it depends on what kind of process it is on the surface, if it is a raw grinding, with the contact of the human body, the color will be dark, because the human body has oil, and the wood itself is also oily, so there will be a slurry reaction,

Solid wood will become dark and dark.

This has something to do with the passage of time.