Materic. The strength of the land, layered over time. With shades of chestnut, coffee, and walnut, Brown Petrified Wood warms up the space with natural intensity.

Petrified Wood is a natural fossil form in which the original plant tissue has been replaced by minerals such as silica, limestone, or hematite over millions of years. This process occurs when wood is buried under sediment and water and subjected to extreme pressure and temperature. The result is a fossilized piece of wood that retains the structure and texture of the original, but with unique colors and patterns created by the minerals that replaced it.