Redwood burl coffee tables are inlayed with jasper and agate stone along with copper and red opalite. The dimensions for table one are 31” long, 21” wide and 18 1/2” high. For the second table length is 31”, width is 32” and height is 18”.

Redwood burl or “Sequoia sempervirens” is found from southwestern Oregon to the coastal northwest are of California. The tree can grow up to 300 feet and twelve feet in diameter. The heartwood spans from a deep red-brown to a pink brown with patterning that sometimes include “lace”. The burl, which is a growth on the side, root or base of the tree, brings deeper reds, browns and golds. This redwood burl is from Northern California.

Jasper which means “speckled stone” and is an aggregate of quartz, chalcedony and various minerals. The gold, brown and white jasper in the middle of the table is Tiffani stone from Oregon. Jasper can be brown, red, green, yellow, blue or a combination of those colors. Red is most common because of the iron content. Blue is considered rare. Agate is made up of cryptocrystalline silica with quartz. Agate is a variety of colors and is typically associated with volcanic rocks. Copper is the inlay. It is typically found in multiple states in the U.S. including Utah, Arizona, Montana, Michigan and New Mexico. Copper is very malleable and has a beautiful reddish-brown color that accents the Redwood burl.

Opalite has two origins. One from volcanized ash and the other from Dolomite and metal which is man-made. To achieve the red color this opalite was from Dolomite.