Sourcing Sacred Wood Across China’s Wilds
Our team treks remote mountains and ancient forests of China to find lightning-struck wood—nature’s rare gift, preserved with respect for the land.
Where We Find the Wood
For 8 years, our expert team has searched China’s remote forests to find rare lightning-struck wood—preserving nature’s power, one authentic piece at a time.
Our China Sourcing Team
We’re not just sellers—we’re hunters of rare, lightning-touched wood. Our team combines forestry expertise with local knowledge to find and preserve these natural treasures.
Yan Wan Qiu
Team Lead & Founder
12 years of forestry experience. Specializes in identifying lightning-struck trees in China’s Yunnan and Sichuan forests.
Li Mei
Meteorologist
Tracks storm patterns to predict potential lightning strikes—ensuring we only source wood with confirmed lightning contact.
Chen Bo
Master Craftsman
Preserves the natural "lightning marks" (Lichtenberg figures) on each piece—turning raw wood into wearable art.
Every piece of our lightning-struck wood follows a strict, transparent process—from forest to your hands.
Track Storms & Lightning
Li’s team monitors weather data across China’s remote forests (Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou) to identify areas with recent lightning strikes.
Cultural Programs
Yan leads teams into hard-to-reach forests—often hiking 5+ miles—to inspect trees suspected of being struck by lightning.。
The Journey Behind Every Piece: Hunting Lightning-Struck Wood
What makes our lightning-struck wood unique? Not just nature’s power—but the grueling, unpredictable hunt to find it.
We skip warehouses. Our team heads to remote mountain forests: GPS fades, trails vanish, silence hangs thick. This isn’t a casual hike—we carry 40-pound gear (water, first-aid, weather trackers), wake at dawn to avoid storms, trudge miles over rocky terrain that tears boots.
Lightning never strikes twice, no map left. We scan for clues: charred bark with faint ozone, twisted branches, trunks marked by electricity. But even with experience, most trips end empty—wood decays, hides behind pines, or washes away.
When we find viable wood? Awe-inspiring. We harvest safely (no live trees, no ecosystem harm) and carry it out by hand—sometimes hauling 50-pound logs down steep slopes, step by step. Every scratch, sore muscle, sunrise spent searching? Worth it for nature’s irreplaceable magic—no mass production, no duplicates.
Each piece is more than a product. It’s a story: patience against the wild, respect for nature’s power, triumph of finding something rare. Your piece didn’t just “exist”—it was earned.
The Journey Behind Every Piece: Hunting Lightning-Struck Wood
Our lightning-struck wood is rare—for nature’s power, and the grueling hunt. We trek remote forests, scan for clues, often return empty-handed. When found, we carry it by hand (no ecosystem harm). Every piece is earned: nature’s irreplaceable magic, no duplicates.