Stunning Petrified Wood Specimen – Warm Earthy Tones

An organically shaped board, it contains a broad range of color and detail that would be appreciated by anyone who gazes upon this ancient specimen.

First excavated in 2008, the fossilized pine was discovered in Paulsell ranch, located in Arizona. Estimated to be 220 million years old, the petrified wood specimen is a bridge to a prehistoric era.

This Arizonian petrified wood board has been expertly cut and polished to showcase its fossilized biological detail. The mineralization process that has taken place over the millions of years has perfectly preserved this specimen, locking it into a moment of time.

Rich and rustic, the board showcases a wide assortment of warm, red hues ranging from deep mahoganies, Shiraz reds, and red-hazel browns. The board has some minor fill; however, its overall appearance is incomparable as it is full of character that evokes intrigue. Of note is an eye-catching channel of graphite black and honey yellow flows across this stunning petrified wood specimen.

An accommodating size, the board is 38” x 62” with a ply backing. Ideal for wall mount display, the board could also be equally appreciated if converted into a coffee table or table in your home or office. Either way, you will be proud to show your guests this ancient gift from nature.