. so interio “Sheesham Wood Fact Sheet” get to know your wood ‘Sheesham wood, officially known as Dalbergia sissoo, is a deciduous tree native to the Indian ‘subcontinent. It has a beautiful irregular grain structure, which makes each piece one of a kind. This piece is crafted from both the dark heartwood and the lighter-colored sapwood of the tree. Depending on the piece you have selected , appropriate colour or natural wax have been applied to obtain a consistent tone and enhance the wood grain. ‘Since each piece is hand finished from entirely natural material, variations in knots, grain detailing, and mineral deposits create unique character for your furniture. is my wood normal? calcium deposits color & grain variations Certain growing regions have a high concentration of calcium, sulfur, and other trace minerals in the soil or in the water table. These minerals are drawn up through the roots and deposited into the pore structure and heart of the tree. Once the timber is cut, mineral deposits can show up as chalky white lines and dots in the pores of the board. However these can be taken care of by waxing or polishing your wood. $0, you've got wood. now what? Your piece has been hand-finished so itis not resistant to hear or liq Hence always use protection such as coasters and mats. Maintain your wood. We recommend waxing your piece with suitable wood caring product once or twice a year, more frequently for high-use areas. Don't forget that wood is a living material and will continue to expand over time. To minimize this, avoid showeasing your piece in constant direct sunlight, above-average temperatures, or extreme changes in temperature.