Natural Veneer Texture | Birdseye
Self-infected texture:
Wood that has been infected by certain pathogens or eaten by insects or birds will have interesting lines or markings.
Common examples include: Birdseye maple wood grain infected by mycelium, maple wood grain eaten by beetle larvae, etc.
Birdseye maple veneer:
This texture is most common on maple. It is a veneer texture after being infected by pathogens. Generally, the infected maple is treated by rotary cutting to obtain this texture.
Because maple is a very dense hardwood, this texture can be very conspicuous and shiny. Similar infected textures can also appear on wood such as birch, ash and walnut.
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