Griffin Exotic Wood
 


Holly
(ilex opaca)

American Holly, also called Christmas Holly,  is one of the whiter woods available.  It is difficult to dry and must be kiln-dried to prevent bright green stains from appearing.  Once dry it is a fairly stable wood.  It grows predominantly in the Eastern part of the United States.  It can only be cut in the winter when the sap is down. This wood has a fairly fine grain, and is an excellent wood for turnery as well as color contrasting inlays and segmented turning work.  The specific gravity averages around .61.     These pieces have been kiln-dried and all but the tiniest knots have been cut out to give high quality pieces.  Slight shadows as seen in the photo above or small lines are possible.












































































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Please note that all pieces listed are kiln-dried, unless otherwise stated. All our woods are free from checks or cracks unless specifically mentioned on each item.
Grading System:
Seconds (2nd)--some obvious grey or off-colors and or some small knots 
Excellent Grade: Nearly perfect, but there is a tiny off color area and or a tiny knot or two 
Primo Grade: About as perfect as this wood comes, very white and no knots or visible off color at all
Note that no piece of holly is guaranteed to be perfectly white or have no visible grain, even carefully graded wood usually has some unique character.
Holly pen blank
Primo Grade
Price: $1.40
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Holly pen blank 2nd with grey/green shadow 50% off!
Price: .70
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Holly 1 x 1 x 12 
Excellent grade
Price: $6.70
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Holly 1 x 1 x 12 
Primo grade
Price: $9.50
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Holly 1.5 x 1.5 x 12
Excellent Grade
Price: $14.50
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Holly 1.5 x 1.5 x 12
Primo Grade
Price: $20.50
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Holly 2 x 2 x 12 
Excellent Grade
Price: $25.00
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