Brazilian Tulipwood is one of the most colourful woods in the world -- vivid pink, red, and violet streaks against pale yellow. A rosewood family member with exceptional density and natural luster. Available at Windsor Plywood locations across Canada.
Features
- Tulipwood -- Pale yellow with vivid pink, red, and violet streaks
- Straight, fine texture with high luster grain
- Janka hardness: 2,500 lbf
- Kiln-dried -- confirm surfacing options at your local branch
Specifications
| Species |
Tulipwood |
| Origin |
Brazil |
| Janka Hardness |
2,500 lbf |
| Colour |
Pale yellow with vivid pink, red, and violet streaks |
| Grain |
Straight, fine texture with high luster |
| Drying |
Kiln-dried |
| Availability |
In-store -- confirm sizes and surfacing options |
Common Uses
Tulipwood is used for turned items, inlay, jewellery, decorative boxes, pen blanks, and small accent pieces. Confirm available sizes and stock at your local Windsor Plywood location.
Pro Tips
- Typically available in small sizes. Plan for accent and detail work. The vivid colours are best preserved with clear finish and UV protection. Produces a stunning polished surface.
- Acclimate lumber in your workspace for 48-72 hours before milling to allow the wood to adjust to ambient temperature and humidity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is tulipwood related to rosewood?
Yes. Tulipwood (Dalbergia decipularis) is in the rosewood genus. It shares the density and luster of rosewoods with a uniquely colourful appearance.
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