Latin name: Peltogyne venosa.
Other names purple, Cayenne mahogany, purpleheart (Suriname), pau roxo (Brazil), saka, koroboreli, sakavali (Guyane).
Origin: South America.
Colour: amarante (it has a purple pink, hence its name).
Amarant wood, also known as purple or purple wood, is an exotic wood known for its deep and distinctive colour ranging from purple to dark red.
Characteristics : The mooring wood is very popular for its unique color, which can vary from intense purple to dark red, sometimes with shades of brown. It is often used in luxury cutlery to create elegant and distinctive knife sleeves.
Hardness and density: Amarant wood is known for its high hardness and density, making it a durable and durable material. Its density may vary, but it is generally denser than most domestic wood.
Processing and finishing: Amarant wood is relatively difficult to manufacture due to its hardness, but can be worked with appropriate tools. Once polished and finished, it acquires a natural shine that highlights its characteristic color.
Uses: Due to its beauty and durability, amarant wood is widely used in the manufacture of high-end knife sleeves, luxury pens, furniture, veneers, marquetry, wood turning and other handicrafts.
