Peatland Stool

alcarol recovered some rare and unusual black trunks of Oak trees lain in a small Alpine peat, a natural ambient that protects the wood from normal decay over the millennia, increasing its hardness and gradually giving it a distinct dark brown to almost black color. alcarol selects the most suitable trunks and cut the pieces preserving the natural eroded outer surface. Then, the innovative transparent resin process is used to emphasize this precious fossil wood, resembling the peat water that has conserved them for millennia. The natural wood surface its not covered by resin on the section planes, so you can touch the warm organic vibrancy of such an ancient material.alcarol recovered some rare and unusual black trunks of Oak trees lain in a small Alpine peat, a natural ambient that protects the wood from normal decay over the millennia, increasing its hardness and gradually giving it a distinct dark brown to almost black color. alcarol selects the most suitable trunks and cut the pieces preserving the natural eroded outer surface. Then, the innovative transparent resin process is used to emphasize this precious fossil wood, resembling the peat water that has conserved them for millennia. The natural wood surface its not covered by resin on the section planes, so you can touch the warm organic vibrancy of such an ancient material.