Lacewood

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For the production company, see Lacewood Productions.

Lacewood is a common name for lumber made from the wood of trees of species Cardwellia sublimis.

The term may also refer to the wood of the American Sycamore, which has a similar appearance when quartersawn.

[edit] Uses

The noted Canadian artist Christian Cardell Corbet is known for his use of Lacewood as mounts for his sculptures and busts.

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