Avodire wood(never mind I found it)
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Avodire is a strong but relatively lightweight tropical wood imported from the Ivory Coast, the Gold Coast and Liberia in West Africa. Furniture, fine joinery, decorative veneers, cabinet work and paneling are among its many uses.
Avodire was named for the 18th century Italian botanist Anton Turra. Trade names include African stainwood, African furniture wood and African white mahogany.
Avodire is a very pretty wood with a golden yellow cast and a clear grain. When polished it has a lustrous surface, also reminiscent of mahogany. Avodire's light-colored heartwood will darken to a golden color when cut. There is not much difference in color between sapwood and heartwood. Avodire has neither odor nor taste.
Avodire was named for the 18th century Italian botanist Anton Turra. Trade names include African stainwood, African furniture wood and African white mahogany.
Avodire is a very pretty wood with a golden yellow cast and a clear grain. When polished it has a lustrous surface, also reminiscent of mahogany. Avodire's light-colored heartwood will darken to a golden color when cut. There is not much difference in color between sapwood and heartwood. Avodire has neither odor nor taste.
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