Bathtub

Carved from mineralized Jurassic timber, this petrified wood bathtub transforms bathing into paleontological immersion. Its organic contours preserve 200-million-year-old growth rings, now reinforced with quartz and jasper veins that shimmer underwater. The silica-rich surface naturally inhibits bacterial growth while maintaining a wood-like warmth against skin—a paradox of stone’s durability and timber’s tactile comfort.

As steam interacts with iron oxide deposits, the tub releases subtle mineral aromas reminiscent of ancient forests. Strategic opal inclusions refract candlelight into nebula-like patterns during evening soaks. Over decades, hard water cultivates siliceous patinas that enhance the woodgrain’s visibility, turning each bath into an archaeological excavation of personal history.

Compatible with outdoor installations, the material withstands freeze-thaw cycles while hosting symbiotic moss colonies in its fossilized bark crevices. Merging wilderness permanence with spa luxury, this chronolithic vessel lets bathers commune with Triassic ecosystems through every ripple.