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Botanical Name: Inonotus obliquus
Country of Origin: China
English Name: Chaga Mushroom
Also Known As: Chaga Mushroom Cut & Sifted, Inonotus obliquus C/S, Dried Chaga Mushroom, Birch Conk, Chaga Fungal Pieces, Chaga Mushroom Herb C/S
Part Used: Dried sclerotia of Inonotus obliquus, cut and sifted
Description: Chaga Mushroom C/S is produced from the dried sclerotia of Inonotus obliquus, a parasitic fungus that grows primarily on birch trees in cold temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, including Siberia, Canada, and Northern Europe. The fungus develops dark, irregularly shaped conks with a hard, woody exterior and a softer, rusty-brown interior. Once harvested, the sclerotia display a natural combination of dark and light brown tones with a coarse, fibrous texture.
In cut and sifted form, Chaga Mushroom consists of small, uniform fragments that preserve the structural features of the original fungal material. This form makes it suitable for blending into botanical preparations, displays, and educational projects where intact fungal pieces are desired for visual interest.
Mature Chaga conks are carefully removed from host birch trees and cleaned to eliminate bark and external debris. The material is dried using controlled low temperature methods to reduce moisture while maintaining the integrity of the sclerotia. Once dried, the fungus is mechanically cut into uniform pieces and sifted to produce a consistent grade with minimal fines, preserving its characteristic texture and natural colours.
Uses: Chaga Mushroom C/S is used in botanical craft projects, layered jar displays, resin art, natural décor arrangements, and educational kits focused on fungi. Its irregular shapes, fibrous structure, and natural tones make it ideal for creative projects requiring visually interesting, intact plant or fungal material, as well as for dry botanical compositions that highlight unique natural textures.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place in an airtight container. Refrigeration not required.
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