Boxwood Comb
Anhui Tongchun Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. is located on Jiefang Road, Tian tang Town, Yuexi County. The company has built China’s largest boxwood art gallery. Its products are rich in oriental cultural charm, unique, rare, and exquisite, with both practicality and artistic value. They are collectible treasures, sold across the country and exported to countries such as South Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
Product Introduction
According to *Compendium of Materia Medica*, “The world values boxwood because it does not conduct heat,” and “its wood is dense and smooth, making it ideal for making combs, carvings, and seals.” Boxwood contains boxwood extract, which can inhibit fungal growth. Since ancient times, it has been the preferred material for comb-making and carving. It shows significant effectiveness in relieving itching and removing dandruff. Boxwood carvings are highly popular both at home and abroad. Boxwood grows on peaks over 1,000 meters above sea level in the Dabie Mountains and is the slowest-growing plant in the world, nicknamed the “thousand-year dwarf.” It features tough texture and delicate grain, and is as precious as rosewood, earning the reputation of “gold among woods.”
Boxwood crafts are rare, unique, and offer health benefits, making them collectible treasures with broad market prospects.
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