Bogwood Oak

Bogwood oak handle scales that have been submerged in water for thousands of years. Bogwood oak comes from submerged oak trees where they have minimal access to oxygen and a chemical process turns the wood black. "Bog Oak" has been used for thousands of years in jewelry making, knife making, and carpentry and was originally named "black wood". This dying feature given to the wood is closely related to the vikings and acts as a beautiful and intriguing handle material.

Dimensions:

Length: 5.5"

Width: 1.75"

Height: 0.5"