18 Bilder zum Thema "valuable wood species" bei ClipDealer

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Petrified wood from the Baltic region is not only aesthetically pleasing but also scientifically significant.
Petrified wood from the Baltic region is not only aesthetically pleasing but also scientifically significant.
Jacaranda
Jacaranda
Jacaranda
Jacaranda
Jacaranda
Jacaranda
Tree bead-bulge. Capture nature's artistry with this stunning tree burl! Despite its growth anomaly, it's a cherished material in woodworking and carving, adorning fine furniture and crafts.
Tree bead-bulge. Capture nature's artistry with this stunning tree burl! Despite its growth anomaly, it's a cherished material in woodworking and carving, adorning fine furniture and crafts.
Tree bead-bulge. Capture nature's artistry with this stunning tree burl! Despite its growth anomaly, it's a cherished material in woodworking and carving, adorning fine furniture and crafts.
Keyboard of a luxurious modern expensive grand piano with an ope
The olive, Olea Europaea in the Mediterranean region, Montenegro. Evergreen tree with the gray bark, gnarled, curved trunk and knotty, long branches. Vertical photo
The olive, Olea Europaea in the Mediterranean region. Evergreen tree with the gray bark, gnarled, curved trunk and knotty, long branches
Planted Curly birches (Betula pendula var. carelica). Curly birch is a special variety of the silver birch. The most valuable wood is sold by weight. Winter background.
The olive, Olea Europaea in the Mediterranean region. Evergreen tree with the gray bark, gnarled, curved trunk and knotty, long branches
Planted Curly birches (Betula pendula var. carelica). Curly birch is a special variety of the silver birch. The most valuable wood is sold by weight. Beautiful winter landscape with a birch grove.
Planted Curly birches (Betula pendula var. carelica). Curly birch is a special variety of the silver birch. The most valuable wood is sold by weight. Winter background.

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