Japanese Elm Crown Cut Veneer Wood
Japanese Elm crown cut veneer is made by tangentially slicing logs parallel to growth rings, creating thin sheets for substrate bonding. Its smooth surface displays prominent cathedral grain patterns—arching figures and interlocking grain—in light to medium brown tones typical of Japanese Elm. Crown cutting accentuates the timber’s intricate grain, adding visual depth and versatility.
Highlighting crown cut figuring, this seamless 4K PBR texture captures the wood’s elaborate cathedral patterns and subtle colour variations. It conveys grain depth and natural flow, heightening visual realism. Tailored for high fidelity furniture visualisations, interior panelling, and cabinetry renders, it provides a distinctively granular wood surface, enriching design narratives with authentic material detail.
Optimized for Metallic/Roughness workflows. (Note: For Specular/Glossiness workflow, simply invert the Roughness map inside your render engine).
These dimensions serve as guidance, ensuring realism and consistency. All assets are encouraged to be used flexibly and can be scaled accordingly to suit different scales or art-directed scenarios.
