Mahogany Material ：Pterocarpus erinaceus Poir

Pterocarpus erinaceus, commonly known as African Rosewood or Kosso, is a hardwood species native to West Africa. Here are some key points about this valuable wood:

Characteristics

· Color: Ranges from golden yellow to reddish-brown, often with darker streaks.

· Density: Dense and heavy, making it durable and resistant to wear.

· Grain: Typically features a fine, straight grain with a smooth texture.

Uses

· Furniture: Highly valued for crafting high-quality furniture, cabinetry, and flooring.

· Musical Instruments: Used in the production of musical instruments, particularly for guitar fingerboards and other components.

· Carvings: Popular for intricate carvings, sculptures, and decorative items.

Cultural Significance

African Rosewood is appreciated for its aesthetic qualities and is often associated with craftsmanship and luxury in various cultures.

Maintenance

· Avoid Moisture: Keep away from excessive moisture to prevent warping and cracking.

· Regular Care: Regularly polish to maintain its natural luster and appearance.

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