Ghostwood, also known as ghost wood or silverwood, is a type of weathered and bleached wood typically sourced from dead or dying trees, often junipers or conifers. This distinctive wood is characterized by its pale, silvery-gray color and a weathered appearance, giving it a ghostly and ethereal quality. Ghostwood is popular in landscaping and decorative applications, such as terrariums, aquariums, and bonsai displays, where its unique texture and color add a touch of natural beauty. Its twisted and gnarled forms make ghostwood a sought-after material for creating artistic and rustic arrangements in various settings.