American Holly

American Holly boasts the purest white hue among woods, making it challenging to dry without cracking. It must be harvested in winter to avoid blue-grey fungal staining, contributing to its high cost. The wood's minimal grain pattern and pristine color create striking dice, while its excellent laser engraving capability ensures clear markings.

• Exceptional White Color: American Holly's purity makes it the whitest wood globally, but its drying process is challenging, leading to high cost and requiring meticulous artisans
• Striking Dice Appearance: American Holly's unique grain pattern and pure white color create captivating dice, with laser engraving producing highly legible markings