Shedua is related to its African cousin Bubinga. Shedua is of similar weight and density with handsome, yet greatly

varying appearances. Its heartwood color can range anywhere from a light to medium yellow, to a light orange

or reddish-brown, usually highlighted by darker brown or black striping.

Its grains can be straight, but sometimes can offer curly/wavy looks with generally a medium texture and nice natural luster.

It is a tough, durable wood, usually possessing fairly cooperative working properties. Shedua turns, glues and finishes quite well.

10" and wider lumber add 10% per BF to prices above.