American Tulipwood is a uniform and light colored wood, which makes it ideal for pyrography engraving.

Meranti, due to its excellent properties and beauty, often replaces Mahogany in luxury goods and Teak in outdoor constructions.

The helix of the golden section dominates everywhere in nature and finds application in aesthetics, architecture, music, painting and wherever there is "beauty".

Aristotle's works refer to many sciences, such as physics, biology, zoology, metaphysics, logic, ethics, poetry, theater, music, rhetoric, politics, etc., and constitute the first comprehensive system in Western Philosophy.

The special beauty that characterizes Teak wood gives the jewelry a special aesthetic, which exudes luxury.

Geometry and numbers are the firm foundation of Celtic art. Celtic art is characterized by intricate labyrinth patterns.

Boxwood is our well-known shrub that decorates gardens and parks. Its slow growth ranks it among the rarest and most expensive woods.

It is one of the largest butterflies with a wingspan of up to 10cm. It migrates every year at distances of up to 5000 km, to winter in Mexico, California and Florida.