Honduras Rosewood

Botanical name: Dalbergia stevensonii

Origin: Guatemala and Belize
Weight: 1050Kg/m³
Cutting: Two square edged boards 80mm and wider, 900mm and longer
Dryness: Kiln dried
Other names: Nogaed

Pinkish brown to purplish brown with fine dark stripes. Hard, heavy and strong. As is common in rosewood species both colour and figure can vary considerably.

Used by antique restorers to mimic old rosewood, by furniture makers just because it’s nice and by musical instrument makers as a resonant wood for woodwind instruments, marimba bars and guitar components.

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