Olive Wood (Mediterranean)
$27.00 – $103.00
The olive tree is native to the coastal areas of southeastern Europe, western Asia, northern Africa and northern Iran. Its fruit, the olive, is a major source of olive oil. Olive wood grows in many regions around the Mediterranean. The olive tree is an evergreen tree and does not grow very tall. The average height of an olive tree is anywhere from 26 feet to 49 feet. Its trunk is usually crooked and twisted, leading to widely varied grain structures.
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The olive tree is native to the coastal areas of southeastern Europe, western Asia, northern Africa and northern Iran. Its fruit, the olive, is a major source of olive oil. Olive wood grows in many regions around the Mediterranean. The olive tree is an evergreen tree and does not grow very tall. The average height of an olive tree is anywhere from 26 feet to 49 feet. Its trunk is usually crooked and twisted, leading to widely varied grain structures. If you are interested in olive wood with some biblical history check out our Bethlehem Olive Wood.
2 reviews for Olive Wood (Mediterranean)
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Jackson (verified owner) –
When I first got them I was a bit disappointed about how light (weight wise) they were. But it’s fine, I got used to the idea and honestly it’s for the best anyways. They have etched in numbers and are so light they should never really wear down! So in the end, it’s a good thing that they’re light.
Blogtodiffer –
“Its fruit, the olive is a major source of olive oil.”
Um, pray tell, what are the other minor sources of olive oil?
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