Origin: North America, primarily found in the Pacific Northwest region.

Names: Quilted Maple, Flamed Maple

Color: A creamy white to light brown base color with dark brown or black quilt-like patterns, which give it its distinctive appearance. The figure can also appear in various shades of brown, depending on the specific tree and growth conditions.

Properties: Known for its distinctive, three-dimensional texture and closed, fine grain pattern. The wood's grain appears to ripple or undulate, creating an almost quilted or cellular effect. This unique texture is highly sought after by woodworkers and artisans, and can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to luxury humidors.

Additional Info: Quilted maple is a highly sought-after wood species due to its unique three-dimensional appearance that creates a quilt-like pattern on the surface of the wood. The curly grain pattern is caused by irregularities in the growth rings and results in an eye-catching display of light and dark areas that shift as the wood is moved. It is a hard, durable wood that is lightweight and easy to work with. Its color can vary from a pale, creamy white to a deep, reddish-brown, with occasional black streaks. Quilted maple is highly valued for use in luxury and heirloom humidors due to its striking appearance and rarity.