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| Wood Types
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maple
Maple
birdseye maple
Birdseye
maple burl
Burl
figured maple
Figured
spalted maple
Spalted
Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus
holly
Holly
Ash
Ash
sycamore
Sycamore
karelian burl
Birch
zebrawood
Zebrawood
bocote
Bocote
Elm
Elm
Satinwood
Satinwood
myrtle
Myrtle
lacewood
Lacewood
oak
Oak
cherry
Cherry
Pear
Pear
cedar
Cedar
Madrone
Madrone
manzanita burl
Manzanita
redwood
Redwood
Monkey Puzzle
Monkey
Jatoba
Jatoba
Goncalo Alves
Goncalo
padauk
Padauk
mahogany
Mahogany
koa
Koa
cocobolo
Cocobolo
bubinga
Bubinga
purpleheart
Purpleheart

Rosewood
Rosewood
walnut
Walnut
wenge
Wenge
ebony
Ebony

Bubinga

Bubinga

Bubinga (Guibourtia Demeusei) is a deep red African wood with purplish brown grain, often with striking figure patterns. It is often used in furniture veneers, and its beautiful color makes it excellent for jewelry boxes.


NWFW does not sell wood; only items made from wood. Please see our links page for wood retailers. If you would like detailed information on specific woods used in any of our items, please contact us.

Northwest Fine Woodworking encourages the use of woods from sustainable yield resources.

For more information on wood types, we recommend the World Woods in Color by William Lincoln and other books on our recommended reading page.

 

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