Tabletop panel

Crafted from 200-million-year-old petrified wood, this countertop merges arboreal nostalgia with geological endurance. Its surface reveals crystallized tree rings interlaced with agate veins, where Jurassic conifer fibers transformed into eternal quartz. Naturally heat-resistant up to 400°C, it withstands hot pans while preserving the tactile warmth of ancient timber. The silica-rich matrix repels stains and acids, ideal for wine tastings or artisanal coffee stations.

Each slab tells a fossilized story—dinosaur-era insect borings now glint with pyrite deposits, while opalized knots refract sunlight into prismatic patterns. Compatible with waterfall edges for modern kitchens or live-edge finishes in rustic lodges. Over decades, tea spills and olive oil interact with mineral pockets, cultivating amber-toned “memory stains” that chronicle culinary journeys.

Low-maintenance yet conversation-sparking, this petrified canvas bridges Paleolithic wilderness with contemporary design, turning meal prep into a dialogue across geological eras.