Purple rosewood

Latin name: Dalbergia cearencis.

 Other names: Jacaranda, Bois violet.

Comment : This wood is present in Brazil. Owing to this color, it is named "Bois de Violette". Grain is straight, texture is fine and regular. Color is contrasting and varies from purple to resistant brown.  Beware this wood listed in CITES Annex. Please read the regulatory requirements on our blog.

Violet rosewood is the material of choice for cutlery because of its natural beauty and high strength. The wood is native to Madagascar and has been used for centuries to make fine art and furniture. Today, purple rosewood is also valued in the cutlery industry for its exceptional properties.

Violet rosewood is known for its deep purple color and fine, dense grain, which gives it a luxurious and elegant appearance. It is also highly resistant to impact, wear and weather, making it an ideal material for knives and other cutlery tools. Because of its protective properties, purple rosewood is often used to protect the blades of high-end knives.

It is important to note that Purplewood is a protected wood due to the scarcity of the species. In order to preserve this species, it is important to only use violet rosewood from sustainable and legal sources. 

In conclusion, Purple Rosewood is a premium material for cutlery. Its natural beauty and high strength make it an ideal choice for knives and other cutlery tools.

Purple rosewood - uniques pieces : hande and block for knife making