Patagonian Rosewood

Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and ready to use, nice color contrast. W14271: 1/8″ bow and minor planer skip. Will be cut in half for shipping. Please contact us if you would like this item shipped uncut. Additional shipping charges will apply.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. W10972: 3 bug holes (small) This is a beautiful board that has some rift sawn grain! 22 lbs. W10973: 7 small pin holes. Very minor. Large size and width. 32 lbs.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. W10970: Wide with very nice colors. 1/4″ knot hole 4″ from the end. 28 lbs. W10971: 3 small penetrating incursions on one end only. This is very minor. 24 lbs.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. W10968: Great board! 22 lbs. W10969: Planer skip on one face. Three knots at one end. 24 lbs.

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This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. W10966: Fiddleback and defined color stripes. 1/4″ incursion on one face. 23 lbs. W10967: great board! 21 lbs.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Good solid “A” grade boards with good color and figure when noted. W11106: 1/8″ bow. A few small bug holes. 4″ surface end check. 24 lbs. W11107: A small 3″ x 3″ area with hairline checks. Good width and colors! 24 lbs.

This piece will automatically be cut in half before it is shipped unless you notify us. Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Good solid “A” grade boards with good color and figure when noted. W11108: Two small bug holes and two open knots on one face. Great colors and figure! 24 lbs. W11109: 8″ long end check on one edge. One small knot on the edge. 37 lbs.

Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. W11194: 1/8″ bow. A couple of small 1/8″ sized incursions. Nice patterns and colors! 26 lbs. W11195: There are a total of 8 defects that are either knots, incursions, or bug holes. 1/4″ bow and a 1/8″ twist. Ideal for 2′ and shorter lengths. As described with defects. Priced below cost. 16 lbs.

Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. W11202-A: Flat to rift sawn. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Planer skip. 3/16″ bow. 34 lbs. W11203-A: Minor planer skip. 3/16″ bow and a 1/16″ twist. One of the best boards! 35 lbs. W11204-A: A couple of bug holes. 1/8″ crown. Small live edge. Sound pin knots. A great board overall with very nice colors! 25 lbs.

Patagonian Rosewood
Anadenanthera columbrina is also known as Angico Preto, Kurapay, Curapay, and Curapau. Extremely hard and dense with a Jenka rating of 3840! A relatively rare species originating in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Although it is not a true Rosewood it shares many of the same qualities and colors. It is less expensive than true Rosewood which is a definite advantage! Used extensively for flooring, cabinets, decking, turning, and fine articles. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. W11633: Two small pin incursions on one face. 1/8″ twist. Dry and ready to use. 8 lbs.

Chechen
Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Nice rich colors and figured in many. W11634: 6″ end check on one face. 6 lbs. W11635: 7″ end check. A few burl eyes with small incurisons. Nice figure. 9 lbs.