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Bubinga Burl Wood Veneer

Bubinga Burl VeneerThe bubinga tree can reach a height of up to 150 feet and can have a trunk diameter of over 6 feet. Bubinga is most often cut into veneer when the log shows the potential for quilted figure. The burl form of bubinga is incredibly rare. Several mills have insisted that it did not exist. We were lucky and found a small stash of it not long ago. It is stunningly gorgeous and extremely expensive. The log buyer at the mill indicated that this burl was the first he had found in 20+ years of buying bubinga logs. Amazing!

Common Name:
  Bubinga, Kevazingo, Essingang
Scientific Name:
  Guibourtia spp.
Family:
  Leguminosae
Color:
  Light red veins with dark to medium stripes, occasional purples
Origin:
  Gaboon, Cameroon, Zaire, and into the Congo region of Africa
Hardness:
  Hard
Texture:   Medium, open pore
Finishing:
  Readily accepts stains and finishes
Restrictions:   This species is regulated by CITES and due to regulations set forth by the United States Department of Fish and Wildlife, we can not ship this veneer outside of the USA.


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