The "golden" wood that Vietnam possesses, the rich are eagerly hunting for

Wood enthusiasts and feng shui experts highly appreciate and believe that this type of wood accumulates the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, has the ability to protect the house, ward off evil spirits, and bring peace and luck.

Yew wood (Glyptostrobus pensilis) is an extremely rare wood in Vietnam, once widely distributed throughout Asia but now almost extinct. (Photo: Pham Gia Furniture)

In Vietnam, the water pine is only left in flooded forests in Dak Lak such as Ea H'leo and Krong Nang - where the muddy conditions are suitable. (Photo: Future Forests)

The tree is about 15-20 meters tall, has aerial roots, leaves as thin as pine needles and changes color with the seasons, creating a mysterious beauty. (Photo: Dreamstime)

Yew wood is mainly exploited from fossil trees buried for hundreds to thousands of years in anaerobic mud. (Photo: Flickr)

The wood has beautiful grain, special colors (jet black, moss green, dark brown with copper color), is super durable, termite-free and has high feng shui value. (Photo: Pan Global Plants)

Products made from juniper such as Buddha statues, bracelets, vases... are believed to bring luck, protect the house and ward off evil spirits. (Photo: Hometalk)

The water fern is listed as "Critically Endangered" by the IUCN Red Book and Vietnam due to illegal exploitation and habitat loss. (Photo: Dak Lak Newspaper)

Fossilized yew wood costs up to 250 million VND/m³ and is a precious biological symbol reflecting an ancient era of the Earth. (Photo: ICEP Interior)

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