Scientific name Eucalyptus marginata, Jarrah wood is a Eucalyptus tree that is endemic to South Western Australia.  It is from the myrtle family, Myrtlaceae. Trees produce a reddish purple blended color in a fine and dense hardwood. The wood is ideally suited for cabinets, flooring, tables, boxes, and other fine articles.  It takes a fine, smooth natural polish. Grain pattern similar to Masur Birch. Kiln dried and ready to use.

Beautiful sapwood contrast at bottom and a few bug holes. All of the wood in this special has been kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. It is very clean material with only a couple of boards with a minor rough edge.

This piece does have a 1/8" twist and a 1/8" bow at numbered end. All of the wood in this special has been kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. It is very clean material with only a couple of boards with a minor rough edge.

There are dark contrasts and figure in this great piece. There are a few bark incursions and 3" long surface checks on the edges that are approx 1/8" deep on numbered face. All of the wood in this special has been kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. It is very clean material with only a couple of boards with a minor rough edge.