Bloodwood

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. W14230: Great colors! W14231: One face has checks on about the last third of one face.  The best face is clear.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.  w12156 has surface checks on faces.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow. W12160 has light color.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow. W12158 is figured.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. Classic dark red Brazilian Bloodwood! Deep red with grain patterns. Expect a few hairline surface checks on most boards. A few have a slight 1/8″ bow.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. All stock is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Planer skip and checks as noted. Most hairline checks are 1/32 to 1/16″ deep on average. Checks are 1/16″ to 3/16″ on average.Great colored Brazilian Bloodwood ideal for boxes and more! Priced with deductions for defects! W10458: A few hairline surface checks on faces. W10459: 9″ end check at one end. 7 lbs. each.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. All stock is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Planer skip and checks as noted. Most hairline checks are 1/32 to 1/16″ deep on average. Checks are 1/16″ to 3/16″ on average.Great colored Brazilian Bloodwood ideal for boxes and more! Priced with deductions for defects! W10460: Planer skip at one end with a few surface checks in the same area. W10461: Best face is 90% clear of checks. The other face is 50% clear of checks. W10462: One clear face. The other face has pllaner skip and numerous surface checks. 35% clear on this face. 7 lbs. each.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. All stock is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Planer skip and checks as noted. Most hairline checks are 1/32 to 1/16″ deep on average. Checks are 1/16″ to 3/16″ on average.Great colored Brazilian Bloodwood ideal for boxes and more! Priced with deductions for defects! W10463: best face has a few surface checks. 85% clear on this face. The other face has planer skip and is 20% clear of checks. W10464: 80% clear best face and 50% clear on the other face. W10465: 90% clear on the the best face and 70% clear on the other face. 7 lbs. each.

Brosimum paraense. Commercial names include: cardinal wood, blood wood, satine, muiratiranga, satina, and satine rubanne. A dense fine grained wood that takes a high polish and can be used for anything from musical instrument, fine furniture, flooring, dye wood, intarsia, inlay, and more. Dark red stock is getting harder to find and most of the recently imported wood has streaks or light color present. From South America chiefly Brazil. All stock is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Planer skip and checks as noted. Most hairline checks are 1/32 to 1/16″ deep on average. Checks are 1/16″ to 3/16″ on average.Great colored Brazilian Bloodwood ideal for boxes and more! Priced with deductions for defects! W10463: best face has a few surface checks. 85% clear on this face. The other face has planer skip and is 20% clear of checks. W10464: 80% clear best face and 50% clear on the other face. W10465: 90% clear on the the best face and 70% clear on the other face. 7 lbs. each.