Indonesian ebony mahogany Sulawesi striped wood Ebony

Indonesian ebony, Indian rosewood, Hainan yellow rosewood The three are recognized as the head of all mahogany and have great collection value Ebony EBONY Scientific name Sulawesi ebony Wood that has been listed as Indonesia's national treasure cannot be exported at will Growing on the stone island of Sulawesi near the equator in Indonesia Year-round drought in the tropics The ecological environment of trees is extremely bad It takes eight hundred or even thousands of years to grow slowly Ebony wood is extremely dense due to its wood structure The wood is hard, heavy and even Heartwood jet black with metallic luster It has always been quite a high-end wood product Persimmon trees in ebony mahogany Sapwood white and heartwood black Textures alternate black and white until lightly interlaced, Corrosion resistance, strong durability, hard and heavy material, delicate The air-dry density of Indonesian ebony wood is 1, 14 The specific gravity is greater than water and sinks in water High oil content in wood There is an obvious oil phenomenon after encountering high temperature Slightly transparent after fine polishing Compared with other regions such as African ebony, it is dark and prone to cracks The roundness and delicacy of Indonesia grown in Sulawesi is unmatched by other places Take a closer look inside black and white The black oil in the gap is quite beautiful A touch of sandalwood After playing with it, it will appear dark and shiny The centuries-old wood essence is slowly played in the hands