Traditional Techniques

Woodronic's designers and craftspeople persist in the tradition of handmade humidors with ancient techniques the same as those of the early artisans, including marquetry technique, with which pieces of veneer are applied to a wood structure to form decorative patterns, designs or pictures; various cutting techniques like knife-cutting, packet-cutting, and contour-cutting; classic sand-shading technique which adds shadows to the designs; and multiple veneer combination with the techniques of softening and flattening, rough cutting, seaming, and glue-up.

Wood Selection

Each type of wood has its own smell, touch, color, grain and style. We select best type of wood to form a real wood veneer and finish with a distinct grain and texture. Spanish cedar is the choice for lining cigar humidor due to its aromatic oils and moisture resistance, so we acquire great supplies of cedar wood worldwide to craft our cigar humidors.

Finishing

Most of our humidors’ piano-level high glossy finish is more than just a striking detail—it’s a testament to our legacy of craftsmanship and passion for perfection. This radiant, mirror-like sheen amplifies the wood’s natural texture, honoring the timeless beauty of traditional artistry while offering a durable, moisture-resistant shield for today’s discerning cigar enthusiast. It’s where heritage meets innovation, ensuring your cigars are preserved with the elegance and precision that define our story.