Bark texture is what separates a convincing tree from a moulded prop. We carve the bark by hand on every large trunk, so no two trees share the same surface pattern — which matters when a project specifies several trees that must not look cloned.
Specifications
Method
Hand carving and texturing over a welded core
Fissure depth
3–8 mm depending on species
Finish
Water-based paint and hand-applied pigment
Optional
Moulded olive fruit, moss patches, bark knots
Panel joint
Trunk engineered knock-down, with joints blended during assembly
Client Challenge
Texture printed or moulded from the same master repeats identically across a batch. Clients ordering five feature trees for one atrium notice the repetition immediately, and the batch reads as a prop rather than a landscape.
Solution
We carve each trunk individually and vary fissure depth and placement per tree. Numbered branch tags record which limb belongs where, so the tree reassembles correctly after container shipping.
