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Forêt tropicale luxuriante illustrant le bois exotique, carte du monde superposée à droite

Exotic Woods. The world

Exotic wood, also called tropical wood, comes from foreign countries where climatic conditions favor the growth of valuable trees . There are nearly 200 species of exotic wood in the world, some of which are very well-known, such as ipe, teak, and mahogany.

Home Exotic Woods. The world
  • American Mahogany
  • Purpleheart
  • Angelim Vermelho
  • Aningre (osan)
  • Balsa
  • Bocote
  • Brazilian tulipwood
  • Black Limba
  • Bubinga
  • Balsamo (santos mahogany)
  • Canarywood
  • Spanish cedar
  • Cocobolo
  • Cumaru (Brazilian Teak)
  • Ébène noire d'Afrique
  • Gaiac - Lignum Vitae
  • Goncalo Alves (Tiger Wood)
  • African Blackwood
  • European beech
  • Iroko
  • Jatoba
  • Lacewood
  • African cherry
  • Baltic Birch
  • African Pearwood
  • Santos Rosewood
  • Movingui
  • Peruvian Walnut
  • Okoume
  • European olive
  • African padauk
  • Indian Rosewood
  • Yellowheart
  • Bloodwood
  • Shedua (Ovangkol)
  • Sucupira
  • Tamarindo
  • Red Tarara
  • Burmese teak
  • Teck de plantation
  • Wenge
  • Zebrawood
  • Zericote
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