• Grain : The grain in Pau Santo is often interlocked and irregular, with a dramatic, wavy pattern. This gives the wood a vibrant, three-dimensional look, especially when polished.
• Color : Has deep reddish-brown hues with dark purple or black streaks, creating a luxurious and exotic appearance. The heartwood is notably darker, while the sapwood is paler and contrasts sharply with the core.
• Strength & Durability : Its high hardness and dense grain structure contribute to its impressive resistance to wear, impact, and stress, ideal for applications that endure frequent use. The wood’s natural oils enhance its resilience to decay, moisture, and insect damage, ensuring longevity and stability in various environments.
• Common Uses : Turning blanks are utilized by woodworkers to craft a diverse array of objects including vases, handles, spindles, bottle stoppers, pepper mills, pens, tool handles, knobs, pulls, and decorative ornaments.

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