Bamboo wood comes from mature bamboo stalks, a fast-growing grass native to Asia and widely cultivated across China, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia. Unlike bamboo pulp or viscose, bamboo wood retains its natural structure and is shaped through cutting, laminating, or carving. When responsibly managed, bamboo regenerates quickly without replanting, though large-scale monocultures and chemical treatments remain concerns. FSC® certification helps verify responsible land management. Bamboo wood is commonly used in kitchenware, toys, furniture, eyewear, and home accessories.