Is Nanmu furniture more than 70 years worth it

Throughout the ages, whether it is the emperor, the minister, or the emperor's relatives; Whether it is the masses, manufacturers, scholars, or classical experts; All praise Nanmu as a domestic precious wood. Across the world, in the construction of Chinese-style garden architecture aided by foreign countries, Britain, the United States, France, Germany, and Switzerland and other countries designated to use Nanmu, which may be considered to be thick and long with a straight trunk and a small sharpness, which is very suitable for use. As Yang Jiaju said, the golden silk nanmu is a treasure that the Chinese people are proud of, which also makes the Chinese flavor of the courtyard building stronger.

Golden silk nan, is a very precious high-quality good material, and its growth law makes the large late (the golden stage of vigorous growth takes 60 years) because of the strong luster of the wood (especially in the planing of the obvious bright spots, some people rely on this for the golden silk nan), even if not painted, the more you use it, the brighter it is. The bark is thin with dark punctate pores; There is a black annular layer where the inner ephelium meets the wood.

Because the earlier Nanmu was mostly a large material, and the tree had few straight knots, the texture was smooth and not easy to deform, and it was not rotten or moth-eaten for thousands of years, so it ranked first among the white woods in addition to hardwood, and its wood value was also above some hardwoods. In the Qing Dynasty, not only the beams and pillars of important palaces were made of nanmu, but also rosewood or rosewood was often used to match the furniture with nanmu, usually such as nanmu for the core board of the tabletop, and hardwood for the frame such as plastering. Now, the rare and endangered golden silk nanmu is rare in the country.

The Forbidden City is the largest and most complete ancient building in China, and there are only a few Nanmu furniture of the Qing Dynasty in the Forbidden City in Beijing; The Ling'en Hall of the Ming Tombs is the largest existing Nanmu Palace, and the 60 giant pillars in the hall are all made of the whole golden silk Nanmu, the diameter is very thick, and two people have to hug each other. In addition, the Chengde Summer Resort's Jingcheng Hall is also the current premier Nanmu Palace. The folk also have Nanmu's arhat bed, the step bed and the carved flying cover, plaques, couplets, and couplets.

Now the furniture made of golden silk nan wood is very rare on the market, and it can be said that there is no price.