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Bring a piece of the mountains into your home with this handcrafted torched wood square stump. Made from either pine or spruce, each stump is carefully burned with rustic designs inspired by Northwest Montana — including mountains, wildlife, and pine trees.
The natural wood grain, live-edge character, knots, checking, and torched detailing make every piece one-of-a-kind. No two stumps will look exactly alike, giving each one its own rugged personality and handmade charm.
Finished with a clear lacquer, this stump has a smooth protective coating that enhances the warm wood tones while preserving the bold, burned artwork. Use it as a rustic end table, plant stand, nightstand, display pedestal, or accent piece in a cabin, lodge, farmhouse, or modern-rustic home.
Each stump is handmade by Amish artisans in Northwest Montana using natural pine or spruce. Because these are real wood pieces, natural cracks, knots, color variation, and checking are expected and add to the character of the stump.
Details:
* Made from pine or spruce
* Torched burned mountain, wildlife, and pine tree designs
* Sealed with clear lacquer
* Handmade by Amish artisans in Northwest Montana
* Each piece is one-of-a-kind
* Great as an end table, plant stand, nightstand, or rustic accent piece
* Natural wood checking, knots, and grain variation will vary
This unique stump table is a beautiful way to add warmth, texture, and handcrafted mountain character to your home.
**Attn: A NOTE ABOUT SIZING - The width on the stumps vary as each tree is different on how quickly it narrows down. So, the stumps in the 10" category are 10" to 11 1/2", the 12" category range from 11 1/2" to 12 3/4", the 14" category ranges from 13 1/2"-15", the 16" category range from 15 1/2"- 16 1/2" and the 18" category are from 17"-18" in size. If you are looking for a very specific size feel free to contact us and we’ll see what we can do. **
** Because these are solid pieces of real wood, you may see—or over time they may develop—natural “cracks.” This is completely normal and is called checking, a natural part of the drying process. Checking does not affect the structural integrity of the stump; it’s simply part of what makes each one uniquely yours.
