Table clock round (bog oak) 8cmX8cm

**Bog Oak** Bog oak is an ordinary oak, which grew many hundreds and thousands of years in the oodplains of rivers. During this time, the rivers repeatedly changed their courses, sweeping the banks with powerful water currents and throwing into mighty trees. Ordinary trees die in the water, but not an oak tree. Due to the presence of tannins in its composition, wood is preserv The very body of oak, as the result of the reaction of tannins with dissolved in water salts of metals, is painted in dierent colors, w tones, halftones, inclusions and other features inherent only in natural BogOak. **Unique wood** At the same time, oak wood, for hundreds and thousands of years, receives tremendous energy from the impact of water and from amount of other elements and events aecting the body of the trunk. All these facts inuence on the energy of the very bog oak its And taking into consideration the ecological purity of the oak that grew in the pre-industrial period, without the impact of technoge the oak is the most unique wood presented by nature to mankind. **Really rare** There are a lot of data and materials, ranging from the usual stories of shermen and rivermen to the conclusions of various exped claiming about the vast, sometimes multi-million-dollar reserves of this wood. But in reality the stocks of oak are limited, irreplace hard-to-reach. **Requires special treatment ** But the most important thing in bog oak is not even to nd it in nature. The most important thing is the ability to get quality materia and make from it a highly artistic or other kind of unique nal product. If the use of ordinary wood mankind has been engaged for thousands of years, a huge number of enterprises, institutions, norms, G been created, then the oak has practically not been studied. A very narrow circle of specialists knows about him. And accordingly, o most hard-to-reach wood material, was only able to the most talented specialists, as a result of which products made from oak ar decorations of the most famous European palaces and museums. **A tree with a thousand-year history** And this is the main feature of bog oak – namely, on the one hand, a bog oak tree is still a tree, but on the other hand it is a truly uni that can’t be made by everyone. Thus, natural bog oak is a measure of professionalism at all stages from the search, extraction and processing to the manufacture the final product.