Elm

Native to temperate regions of Europe, Asia and North America, Elm wood is a strong and versatile material, prized for its durability and unique texture. With a fine but well-defined grain and a color that varies from light brown to reddish yellow, it is used in cabinetry as well as for the creation of furniture, decorative objects and musical instruments. Its ability to withstand the elements also makes it ideal for outdoor work, such as creating beams or support structures, but it is equally loved for its beauty when crafted into everyday objects.

Symbolically, the elm is associated with strength, protection, and the connection between the earthly and spiritual worlds. In Celtic mythology, the elm was considered a sacred tree, capable of promoting inner growth and protection from negative influences. The zodiac sign associated with the elm is Taurus, a symbol of stability, determination, and inner strength. Like the elm, Taurus is known for its ability to face difficulties calmly and resilience, remaining firm and grounded, but also ready to grow and thrive in the most difficult circumstances.

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