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Desert Ironwood
This is true Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota), a unique species that is a staple for the carving trade in Mexico and is scarce on the US Market. Difficult to obtain...
Desert Ironwood
This is true Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota), a unique species that is a staple for the carving trade in Mexico and is scarce on the US Market. Difficult to obtain...
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Box Elder
Box Elder is a great wood for turning as the grain is fine and the burls have exquisite detail, giving great depth to any area with figure. Box Elder is...
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Pernambuco
Brazil wood or Pernambuco is a rare exotic hardwood that is a burnt reddish-orange color. It is noteworthy that Brazil was named after this wood due to the fact that...
Pernambuco
Brazil wood or Pernambuco is a rare exotic hardwood that is a burnt reddish-orange color. It is noteworthy that Brazil was named after this wood due to the fact that...
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Myrtle
Myrtle is one of our specialty woods, as it is grown and harvested right here in our home state of Oregon, hand selected by us, trucked to our yard, and...
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Bocote
Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides) is a small tree that typically produces lumber that is 3-7' long by 3-6" wide by 1-2" thick. It is logged by hand with mules in a...
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Goncalo Alves
Goncalo Alves, also known as Tigerwood or South American Zebrawood originates on the East Coast of Brazil. Huge logs up to six feet in diameter are available, but these large...
Goncalo Alves
Goncalo Alves, also known as Tigerwood or South American Zebrawood originates on the East Coast of Brazil. Huge logs up to six feet in diameter are available, but these large...
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Chechen
Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood or Caribbean rosewood. It is not a true Rosewood, but can have a similar two-toned grain pattern and high polish that is very...
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Pau Santo
Pau Santo, Zollernia spp., is an amazing and dense hardwood also known as Brazilian Blackheart. It comes from a medium sized tree that can grow as large as 100 feet...
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Ziricote
This beautiful Ziricote wood has been kiln dried, surfaced on two sides, and may be sealed on the ends. Some lumber will have occasional very faint hairline checks in black...
