Natural Black Walnut Wood Stain — 1 Pint | Wild-Harvested & Handcrafted

Natural Black Walnut Wood Stain — 1 Pint | Wild-Harvested & Handcrafted

$18.99
Sale price  $18.99 Regular price 
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Natural Black Walnut Wood Stain — 1 Pint | Wild-Harvested & Handcrafted

Natural Black Walnut Wood Stain — 1 Pint | Wild-Harvested & Handcrafted

$18.99
Sale price  $18.99 Regular price 

Wood stain the way it was made for centuries — straight from the land. This handcrafted black walnut stain is made from wild-harvested black walnuts foraged right here in Evart, Michigan. No synthetic dyes, no harsh chemicals. Just rich, warm brown tones that sink into wood grain and bring out its natural beauty.

Every pint carries the story of our Michigan woods — and the craftsmanship of a family farm that believes in doing things the right way.

Best Used On

  • Furniture restoration
  • Wood crafts and turning projects
  • Cutting boards and kitchen utensils
  • Picture frames and decorative pieces
  • Pine, maple, oak, and other light-colored woods

Why Choose Evart Farms Walnut Stain

  • 100% Natural & Eco-Friendly — Safe for food-contact surfaces when fully cured; no petroleum-based solvents
  • Wild-Harvested in Michigan — Foraged from black walnut trees on and around our Evart farm
  • Authentic Traditional Finish — Celebrates centuries-old woodworking techniques with genuine results
  • Rich, Warm Tones — Delivers deep, earthy browns that complement the natural character of any wood

How to Use

  • Sand wood to desired smoothness and wipe clean of dust
  • Apply with a brush, cloth, or sponge in the direction of the grain
  • Allow to penetrate for 5–15 minutes, then wipe away excess
  • Apply additional coats for deeper color; allow to dry fully between coats
  • Seal with a finish (natural options are beeswax, linseed oil, or shellac) for added protection. You can also use synthetic sealers with this product.

Contents: 1 Pint (16 oz) of natural black walnut stain, handcrafted in small batches at Evart Farms.

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