Uma Solid Wood Sheesham Temple

Why to Buy?

The Colour: One of the most important aspects of wood, Reddish to golden brown patches with white portions of the wood. The best natural look is the mix of both heartwood and sapwood.
Hardness: The core of the heartwood in Sheesham trees is very hard and tough. The density of the grains which stay interlocked is too high to give in the way to wood-eating insects and even the toughest termites. Once made it would go on and on for years, and even generations can use the piece when it’s maintained well.
Easy to carve out: Tough and durable from the core, and yet easy to shape and carve is what makes Sheesham wood a great choice to make aesthetically nice furniture.
No Warping: One great thing about Sheesham wood is that it does not warp.
A sign of elegance and taste: It’s a known fact that solid wood has always been attached with royalty, elegance, style, and class.
Tensile Strength: The Sheesham wood has high tensile strength and is heavy in weight making it sturdy.
The Sheesham wood has natural pest resistance and termite control once the wood is properly seasoned.

Basics of Sheesham?
Well, Sheesham is the common Indian name for a wood derived from the Sheesham tree. The tree has many other popular names, by which it is known in India, the Asian subcontinent, and also in other parts of the world. The most commonly used names are, Dalbergia, Sissoo, Indian Rosewood, Penny Leaf Tree, and also the Himalaya Raintree.