Ziricote

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America W16781: Highly Figured! W16782: Check on sapwood edge only.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Many are instrument grade! Carefully kiln dried and surfaced.  Wax sealed ends.  A few defects as noted. W16352: 1/4″ crown. Nice figure and colors!

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Many are instrument grade! Carefully kiln dried and surfaced.  Wax sealed ends.  A few defects as noted. W16353: Best heartwood face is free of checks.  The sapwood edge has some checks.  The sapwood face has a 6″ check near on end.  A few defects but good overall quality.  This is the largest board of the batch.  You can get one set of guitar sides from the heartwood face as long as you cut at 5/32″ thickness with a thin bandsaw blade.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Many are instrument grade! Carefully kiln dried and surfaced.  Wax sealed ends.  A few defects as noted.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Many are instrument grade! Carefully kiln dried and surfaced.  Wax sealed ends.  A few defects as noted. W16358: Ideal for ukulele sides or a large electric fingerboard! W16359: Two 1″ end checks on the wide end.  There is a bug hole and small soft spot were the board starts to taper down.  The bug hole is on the straight edge not the tapered edge.  Ideal for guitar fingerboards or ukuleles.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides.  Some have planer skip. W16140: Figured. Large check in sapwood face.  The heart wood face is clean.  Great figure. W16141: Figured.  3″ and an 8″ check in one edge only.  The board is in nice condition despite these checks. W16142: Figured.  1/8″ bow.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America.  Dry and ready to use. W16196: 2″ check on edge of one face. W16198: Figured.

W15736: Black and White Ebony. 3/16″ crown.  Wax sealed. W15737: Figured Mun Ebony. 8″ rough check on the edge is sapwood.  This should easily turn or carve away. W15738: Macasser Ebony. W15739: Figured Ziricote. 3″ long rough spot on face.  Looks like it is 1/8″ deep. W15740: Figured Ziricote. 3/16″ bow.  Incredible figure.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends.  These are ideal for knives, pistol grips, and pens. W15376 and W15377: Highly figured!

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends.  These are ideal for knives, pistol grips, and pens. W15378: Small soft spot on one face.  Nicely figured.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends.  These are ideal for knives, pistol grips, and pens.W15379: Checks in sapwood. W15381: Quartersawn!

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends.  These are ideal for knives, pistol grips, and pens. W15382: Great figure!  Quartersawn. W15383: Rough edges with checks.  9″ end split with a bug hole at the end. “B” grade. W15384: Rough edges with checks.  “B” grade.

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends.  These are ideal for knives, pistol grips, and pens.W15385: Best face is quartersawn!

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Nice dry billet with exceptional figure and colors!  Ideal for Ukuleles! W14720: 17″ check on the edge that is parallel to the grain and will not ruin very much wood. W14721: High figure and dry but has numerous light tan colored soft spalted incursions. W14723: A nice dry billet with exceptional figure and colors!

Also known as Siricote, this rare species is only found in a small portion of Central America. It is denser than Rosewoods at .95 density. It is a little brittle but has a crisp, bright tone when used in instruments. Beautiful spider-webbing is reminiscent of Brazilian Rosewood. Patterns like valleys, plateaus, & mountains make a stunning landscape figure (or what some refer to as spider-webbing). Our Ziricote is imported in log form so that we can control the conversion of the wood in our sawmill. It turns to an extremely high glass-like polish. Central America. Ideal for instruments ranging from  ukuleles to guitar parts. Fingerboards, sides, bridges, and headplates.   Aged for up to 6 years!  Dry and ready to use. W14233: Soprano Sides Billet. W14234 and W14235: Tenor Sides Billet.