Natural Wood Species

This wood comes white (without black streaks) and black (with black streaks). The phots represent the color range of pale yellow to light brown with black. streaks. Soft with medium coarse texture.

Also known as Jatoba which is hard, heavy, and very tough. Color is russet to reddish brown with dark stripes/streaks. This wood is very hard, heavy, and very tough.

Coloring ranges from red or violet with fairly evenly spaced purple stripes. This wood is very fine grained and harder and denser than most woods.

Very irregular color ranges from yellow to orange with streaks of red, purple, and black. This wood is a medium-fine texture.

Coloring ranges from light butterscotch brown to reddish brown with blackish brown streaks. This wood is hard and heavy.

Coloring is cream white to reddish brown. This wood comes as hard and soft with closed graining.

Coloring is bright orange red, often with dark stripes and oxidizes to dark chocolate brown or light brown. Also known as African Paduak.

Coloring ranges from dull gray brown when cut but then oxidizing to a violet purple. Grain is usually straight often with a fine curly figure with a fine texture.

Color is dark chocolate brown sometimes with a purple cast. It's related to American Black Walnut but is slightly softer with more straight graining and darker.