Buxus sinica introduction

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Buxus sinica

Introduction

Chinese boxwood has a vibrant yellow color with a glossy finish. The wood is hard, with a fine and meticulous grain, and has a uniform structure. Light sanding makes its surface extremely smooth and skin-friendly.

The fine grain of Chinese boxwood makes it ideal for high-quality carvings, crafts, musical instruments, seals, combs, chess pieces, and more. Boxwood grows slowly, and as the saying goes, “It takes a thousand years for boxwood to grow.” Due to the limited yield from each tree and the small diameter of the trunks, the finished products are typically small, exquisite items.