OFFERS

I have few trees/items available for trade or sale.   If you are interested in any tree/item featured here,  feel free to write me an email with the relevant number tag/name and I will come back to you.
DORIYAMA(AT)SEZNAM.CZ

Please note:

Only personal collection once the trees are in active growth. This period could start as early as in April and it may last till October.   





JI-ITA WOOD PLATES


 ITALY 
Ash burl ,  370 x 195 x 16 mm, weight  424 gr,    SOLD












GEMINI
Ash burl
a)   330 x 190 x 14 mm, weight 349 gr,









b)   325 x 190 x 14 mm, weight  316 gr 







GEMINI a&b



ATOLS
Ash burl,  315x 145 x 14 mm, weight 241 gr,











SEAHORSE 
Ash burl, 230 x 130 x 20 mm, weight 141 gr,







Bv_01, 190 x175 x 13 mm,   SOLD
Birch burl



Bv_02, 180 x175 x 14 mm, SOLD

 Birch burl



Bl_01, 350 x210 x 12 mm,
Black locust burl


Bl_03, 270 x205 x 10 mm,
Black locust burl



Bl_05, 240 x215 x 14 mm,

Black locust burl

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