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The following species are available in
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Amendoim
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As unique as its name, this wood is a warm, medium tan/brown with reddish highlights, swirling grain and small burl figures.
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Andean Mahogany
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Much harder than Red Oak, this wood is reddish-brown with intriguing black streaking. It will darken and redden over time.
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Australian Cypress
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A deceivingly hard softwood from "down under" with the warm, rustic look of softer woods.
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Bermuda Cypress
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A deceivingly hard softwood from "down under" with the warm, rustic look of softer woods.
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Brazilian Cherry
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The most popular imported wood, renowned for its hardness and durability.
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Brazilian Teak
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An extremely hard, dense wood, this Central and South American native is brownish red with a unique coarse grain.
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Patagonian Cherry
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Inported from Paraguay, this is an extremely dense wood with a unique pinkish red/rose coloring.
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Patagonian Rosewood
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Much harder than Red Oak, this wood is reddish-brown with intriguing black streaking. It will darken and redden over time.
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Patagonian Walnut
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Patagonian Walnut is in the same family as Brazilian Walnut/Ipe. It has a lighter brown color than Brazilian Walnut and offers golden/tan highlights. It also offers more rowed grain/curl figure than Brazilian Walnut.
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Santos Mahogany
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Extememly dense and stable, this Mahogany-looking wood is one of our most popular exotic choices.
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