
This is an Agave plant that they make Tequila from and they also have a stem that grows unbelievably fast then flowers.

This stem when dried out is a very light weight woody fibre , great for boards. You will see old ones dotted around in gardens and all of a sudden they flower and this is the result.

From this rough looking collection of Agarve stems can come some beatuiful grain patterns.

Love the rustic look that it has. Some wood all glossed up is just not the same.


A classis Eli Mirandon twin pin with bamboo fins. We had one of the original ones at the Fish Fry this year.