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Click photo for second view, no surprises on other sides
Nice dried pieces in this very hard to find wood from Southeast Asia. These might look lighter because they are fresh cut, however they came from dark red pieces.
It is the deepest red exotic that is also dense. Though it is very
difficult to dry (must be done extra slowly), it is stable once dry. Color can be darkened by putting it in direct sunlight. Stays red long term, does not tend to turn brown.
BEST of the reds in all woods we have found!
Pieces not listed below or that give an out of stock
notice in the cart are sold
Click photo for second view, no surprises on other sides
Nice dried pieces in this very hard to find wood from Southeast Asia. It is the deepest red exotic that is also dense. Though it is very
difficult to dry (must be done extra slowly), it is stable once dry. Color can be darkened by putting it in direct sunlight. Stays red long term, does not tend to turn brown.
BEST of the reds in all woods we have found!
Pieces not listed below or that give an out of stock
notice in the cart are sold
Click photo for second view
Nice dried pieces in this very hard to find wood from Southeast Asia. It is the deepest red exotic that is also dense. Though it is very
difficult to dry (must be done extra slowly), it is stable once dry. Color can be darkened by putting it in direct sunlight. Stays red long term, does not tend to turn brown.
BEST of the reds in all woods we have found!
Pieces not listed below or that give an out of stock
notice in the cart are sold
No surprises: ALL four sides visible in photos:
Click here for a THIRD side view.
Click here for FOURTH side view.
Click photo for second view
Nice dried pieces in this very hard to find wood from Southeast Asia. It is the deepest red exotic that is also dense. Though it is very
difficult to dry (must be done extra slowly), it is stable once dry. Color can be darkened by putting it in direct sunlight. Stays red long term, does not tend to turn brown.
BEST of the reds in all woods we have found!
Pieces not listed below or that give an out of stock
notice in the cart are sold
No surprises: ALL four sides visible in photos:
Click here for a THIRD side view.
Click here for FOURTH side view.
Click photo for second view, no surprises on other sides
Nice dried small boards in this very hard to find wood from Southeast Asia. It is the deepest red exotic that is also dense. Though it is very
difficult to dry (must be done extra slowly), it is stable once dry. Color can be darkened by putting it in direct sunlight. Stays red long term, does not tend to turn brown.
BEST of the reds in all woods we have found!
Pieces not listed below or that give an out of stock
notice in the cart are sold
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