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Bookmark or Share- Blackwood - African Lumber • Rare Woods USAAfrican Blackwood is native to the seasonally dry regions of Africa, from Senegal eastwards to Eritrea and southwards to the northern parts of South Africa. Without question, the densest and most un-rosewood-like of the Dalbergia’s (for our money, at least!), African Blackwood is a consistent favorite with acoustic guitar luthiers, wood turners, carvers and fine furniture craftsmen, alike.
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- What Is African Blackwood? [All You Need To Know]African blackwood is a highly durable, leguminous, and deciduous rosewood that’s used for a wide range of purposes. Originated from central and south Africa, the wood is a dark tropical hardwood that appears lighter dark brown or purplish hue. It can be used to make furniture, doors, decks, jewelry, cutting boards, and more. ...
- African Blackwood Conservation Project – Tree planting projects for ...Since 1996 the African Blackwood Conservation Project (ABCP) has been committed to replanting the tree species Dalbergia melanoxylon – more commonly known as grenadilla, African blackwood or mpingo (Swahili) – in its native habitat of eastern Africa. The wood of this tree, which is the national tree of Tanzania, has been treasured since antiquity for its elegant appearance and remarkable ...
- 8 Things You Should Know About African Blackwood, One Of The ... - MoguldomAfrican blackwood goes by many names including Dalbergia melanoxylon, mpingo, and imifutu. No surprise, is is in danger of disappearing in its native habitat. Added to its low germination rate is lack of planning for conservation. It is a small tree, reaching a maximum 50 feet tall. The threat to its survival has driven up the price of the wood.
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