Status: Endangered (Threatened) and available.
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Found in SE Asia, these members of the Fabaceae family (Dalbergia) can grow to ??? feet in height and ??? feet in diameter. .
Coloring is hard to put into words. Containing Blacks, browns, greys and even some blues. Darkens with age and exposure.
Very fine texture, machines well and turns well. Specific Gravity: .???. Avg. Dry Weight: ??? pounds per cubic foot.
Used to make: Musical Instruments, turnings
Very fine texture, machines well and turns well. Specific Gravity: .???. Avg. Dry Weight: ??? pounds per cubic foot.
Used to make: Musical Instruments, turnings
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| Burmese Blackwood |
Fascinating read on Burmese Blackwood—its density, fine texture, and rich coloration truly make it a standout among tonewoods and luxury hardwoods. Thanks for highlighting its characteristics so thoroughly. For anyone looking to source rare species like this, Exotic Wood Zone is a great place to explore—they offer a wide selection of high-quality exotic hardwoods, including Dalbergia varieties.
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