Description
Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) is a historically significant tropical hardwood native to Central America and parts of the Caribbean. Renowned for its deep reddish to purplish heartwood, Logwood was once one of the world’s most valuable sources of natural dye, used for textiles and inks. The rich hues extracted from its dense, fine-grained wood can range from crimson and violet to deep black, depending on treatment and exposure.
In woodworking, Logwood is prized in small-scale applications such as pen turning, knife handles, and inlay work, where its colour and density shine. Though not commonly used for large-scale joinery due to limited size and availability, it is appreciated for its hardness, smooth finish, and striking natural tone.
Its vibrant appearance and historical legacy make Logwood a unique and meaningful choice for artisans seeking both beauty and a story behind the wood.




















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