ETYMOLOGY
JA·RA·BOS·KY
A type of euclyptus tree, common in its native south-western Australia, from which a dense and hard wood of the same name is derived.
(Adj., archaic English) To have an abundance of trees. Also, from the Polish boski meaning Godlike
More than a century ago, the railways ploughed across the vast continent’s swallowing up unlimited amounts of precious hardwoods which had been growing and maturing since ancient times. Laid as railway sleepers, these immensely dense timbers were subjected to the full rigours of a sub-tropical climate.
Nature herself stamping each sleeper with its own individual character.These scarce hardwoods are likely to be unavailable in the future and will undoubtedly become collectors’ items, which is why every item of furniture bears the famous Jarabosky brand, ensuring authenticity.
Jarabosky produce durable and timeless furniture of a contemporary design but with a traditional feel thus having the ability to blend into any environment be it antique or modern. The level of surface character can be stipulated from fine through to heavy.
The stock range on this website can be produced larger or smaller and the client’s own design can be created providing it is compatible with the Jarabosky style.