Description
Ziricote (Cordia dodecandra) is a rare and luxurious hardwood native to Central America, renowned for its dramatic grain patterns, often resembling landscapes, spiderwebs, or ink blots. The heartwood ranges from dark chocolate brown to nearly black, with contrasting streaks of grey, olive, or greenish-brown, giving each board a unique, artistic appearance.
Ziricote is a dense, hard, and stable wood, making it well-suited for long lumber applications such as furniture making, high-end cabinetry, guitar backs and sides, and architectural joinery. It machines and finishes beautifully, with a smooth surface and natural lustre that polishes to a glassy sheen.
Due to its natural characteristics and density, some boards may exhibit minor cracks or movement, especially in longer lengths. These features are considered part of its natural beauty and do not detract from its structural integrity when properly worked.
Ziricote is sought after for its rarity, bold visual appeal, and exceptional working properties, making it a standout choice for premium woodworking projects.



















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