Dhajar

Last updated Dec 20, 2024

• Flora
• Woody plants

Dhajar trees are a species of coniferous tree native to the continental forests of the 2nd realm. Their wood is a common material in carpentry, especially in Coroth and the Empire of the Petrified Child.

Dhajar trees are tall, reaching up to 45 - 55m in height, and their diameters can reach up to 1.5 metres in width. Their trunks are generally straight, but can enlarge at the base to up to 3 metres. It is only in the canopy that the branches splay out and the needles and pinecones are grown.

Dhajar pinecones are inedible, but are used for decoration and for smoking meat. They are often found adorning Corothic structures and head dresses.

Dhajar sap is used in Dhajar syrup, a mainstay in Corothic cooking. Dhajar syrup is sweet, viscous, brown in complexion, and is often paired with bread, cereals, and nuts.