Granadillo Lumber

This Granadillo lumber features striking grain, rich color, and impressive density—so much so that it’s often mistaken for Cocobolo and is even sold as such in parts of Mexico, earning it the nickname Mexican Rosewood. With working properties similar to true Rosewood, Granadillo stands out for being easier to glue thanks to its lower oil content. The lumber is kiln-dried, surfaced on two sides, and ready for your next fine woodworking project. Minor surface or end checks may be present, and boards over 36" may show a slight bow or twist up to 1/8".