Discover the ancient Japanese practice of forest bathing—a simple yet powerful way to reduce stress, boost immunity, and reconnect with nature. Also known as "shinrin-yoku," this mindful forest immersion goes beyond hiking or camping to create a deep sensory connection with woodland environments. Scientific research shows that spending intentional time among trees can lower blood pressure, reduce cortisol levels, and enhance immune function for up to 30 days. As woodworkers who transform reclaimed materials into sustainable home accessories, we understand the profound connection between forests and wellbeing. Learn how to find the perfect forest bathing locations near you, from the majestic Adirondacks to local state parks, and experience firsthand why trees offer us so much more than beautiful materials—they provide healing, inspiration, and a pathway to inner peace.

Spalted maple wood reveals nature’s hidden artistry through dramatic black lines and ethereal patterns created by fungi. This rare material, harvested at peak decay, becomes the canvas for artisan woodworkers crafting one-of-a-kind home décor. Explore how fungal battles transform ordinary maple into extraordinary works of art, and how sustainable woodworking preserves these natural masterpieces.

They’ve shaded soldiers, guided travelers, and survived centuries. Meet America’s most remarkable trees—Witness Trees, Monument Trees, and hidden Native American marker trees—that stand as living testaments to our past. A woodworker’s journey through the bark-covered archives of history.