Cocobolo is a very hard wood native to Central and South America. This variety, called Mountain Cocobolo, has a less orange color range than the common variety, with warm tones ranging from light brown to very dark brown, and all shades in between. Distinct veins that form beautiful patterns are also common. Some pieces even have violet tones, and the use of pieces with part of the sapwood in a beautiful vanilla color is also common in luthiery. Some pieces are even visually reminiscent of the coveted Brazilian Rosewood. Few woods are as beautiful as Cocobolo, which only needs to be glued with care due to the high presence of natural oils.
To help you appreciate the look of this finished wood, we have added a picture of a polyurethane-lacquered back to the photo section.
In the A Grade is where we may find the palest colored pieces with slight defects such as knots or small pinholes. There are no major defects.
The density of the pieces is lower than in higher qualities, it is up to the luthier to evaluate its influence on the sound.
Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union
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