The Candleholder comes in two sizes: small and large.
The wood used for The Candleholder is Pau amarelo, which is beautiful bright and deep yellow color. We also use Coracao de negro, which has the very unique characteristic that it becomes darker with age, until it finally becomes almost black. It is also very heavy and sinks in water. Still it is soft and tactile to the touch and extremely elegant.
Cuaraco de negro – iron wood, an underutilized lesser know species from tropical South America of extremely hard and very heavy wood. Even when completely dry this wood sinks in water. The wood darkens over time almost turning into black.
Canopy Wood name: Curacao de negro
Scientific name: "swartzia spp"
Origin of Pandora production line: PAN01 – CON:
Locate and watch there the lesser-known timer species come from through Google
Earth 5 : (Also works in Google maps)
02 49 33S, 58 42 07W (copy and paste this string or click here) The forest is North and South to the AM010 – notice the deforestation coming in from the East
02 57 56S, 58 47 39W (copy and paste this string or click here) The forest is North West, North East and South East from here. The AM010 is very close to the forest border. Notice how deforestation occurs along the AM010.
From these points, move 250 km to the South East into the state of Para and notice the severe deforestation (currently about 4% annually) coming in from the East and progressing into the Eastern parts of the State of Amazonia.
A beautiful yellow common timber species, which is severely underutilized despite its great features
Canopy Wood name: pau amarelo
Scientific name: Euxylophora Paraensis
Origin of Pandora production line: PAN01 – PAM:
Locate and watch there the lesser-known timer species come from through Google
Earth 5: (also works in Google maps)
02 49 33S, 58 42 07W (copy and paste this string or click here) The forest is North and South to the AM010 – notice the deforestation coming in from the East
02 57 56S, 58 47 39W (copy and paste this string or click here) The forest is North West, North East and South East from here. The AM010 is very close to the forest border. Notice how deforestation occurs along the AM010.
From these points, move 250 km to the South East into the state of Para and notice the severe deforestation (currently about 4% annually) coming in from the East into the Eastern parts of the State of Amazonia.
read about the wood descripption on Curaco de negro here.
read about the wood description on Muiracatiara here.
read more about Munio here.
