Age of the Sage — dining table made of elm.

Trees have a lot of history. They seem to stand on their own, grow wide and high, and seem to have nothing to do with earthly affairs. But if it is already a proven fact that inanimate water records and stores information, then how can it be said that a living tree does not read or note the events that take place during its existence? And where then are so many bizarre and mysterious drawings on its bark and - even more - under the bark?

The mighty and majestic elm tree lives 80-100 years, and some specimens live up to 400 years. Such elders resemble sages cut by deep wrinkles, who preserve the knowledge of mankind.

We need to clear our minds to see with us the eyes of living creatures that have left their mark on the old wood of our table.

Whether it was the pensive wet eyes of wild horses that wandered nearby and hid in the cold of a mighty crown.

The elm saw everything, marked everything on his wood, wrote everything around his core, and reflected it in the picture of his age.

And he turned out to be lucky, because he fell into the caring hands, which preserved the author's lines as much as possible, and the natural picture of his life was carefully framed.

And now this elm painting table will breathe peace in someone's cozy home, bring the wisdom of the ages and silently convey the essence he knew, quietly watching all living