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East Indian
Rosewood
Dalbergia latifolia

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Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. |
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East Indian Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. There are a few surface checks present in the sapwood face. Packaged weight: 4
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East Indian Rosewood
3Pack Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. Ends wax sealed. Check on large blank on corner edge, should turn off. Packaged weight: 4
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East Indian Rosewood
2 Pack Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. Ends wax sealed. Solid. Packaged weight: 4
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East Indian Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. There is a knot present in the edge of this board - it is sound. Packaged weight: 5
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East Indian Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian Rosewood. A true rosewood that is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. A relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. This hardwood comes from Southeast Asia. Beautiful patterns & brown colors with a hint of violet & gold. Working properties: machines fairly well and takes a good polish with satisfactory gluing. Smooth to the touch. Kiln dried, S2S. One tiny pin knot on edge. Packaged weight: 3
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East Indian
Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. 1A: surface checks and end checks. 22 lbs. 1B: surface checks and a few end checks. 17 l lbs. 1C: the best of the three, a few small surface checks. 21 lbs.
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East Indian
Rosewood 4" Thick Turning Blanks Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. 3A: Box heart, 2 clear faces, some checks on the other two faces. 14 lbs. 3B: Box heart, only a few outside checks. 13 lbs.
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East Indian
Rosewood Turning Squares
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East Indian
Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. 5A: Ukulele backs and more. A nice solid piece. only a few small checks. 6 lbs. 5B: a few small checks are present. 5 lbs. 5C: end checks and checks in the sap wood. 5 lbs. 5D: heart checks on one face with a few other minor checks present. 5 lbs. 5E: minor surface checks are present. 8 lbs.
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East Indian Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. 6A: one clear face, there are checks on the sapwood face. 4 lbs. 6B: No checks a great board. 4 lbs. 6C: one check on the edge. 4 lbs. 6D: one clear face, there are checks on the sapwood face. 4 lbs. 6E: one clear face, there are checks on the sapwood face. 6 lbs. 6F: some checks in each face. 4 lbs.
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East Indian
Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. All of these 5 are without checks and will be great for turning tool handles, bottle stoppers, pens and more.
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Indian Rosewood Dalbergia latifolia is a beautiful wood with violet purple hues and dark streaks. Selling under the names of East Indian Rosewood, Sonokeling, and Indian rosewood, this true rosewood is a good substitute for Brazilian rosewood in stringed instruments. Once plentiful, it is becoming less common and is usually exported in small sizes including fingerboards, guitar backs and sides, and chair parts. This wood is a relative bargain for the amount of effort and time it requires to import. Dark brown colors with a hint of green & violet. 102A: flat sawn. 4 lbs. 102B: quarter sawn. 4 lbs. 102C: flat sawn.
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