This tall hiking staff is a unique combination of rugged practicality and tasteful artistry wrapped up in fine craftsmanship. The staff is an unidentified rosewood species from central America! The rosewood was lost to a corner of a warehouse many decades ago; its species is unknown, but its original was from central America. My best guess is that its Dalbergia Granadillo. It’s dense, heavy, and has a lovely warmth in the grain.

There are two matching lapidary pieces on the staff of Chrysocolla and Malachite. This turquoise (my personal favorite color) and green stone is from Arizona. Rotate the stick 90 degrees from the lapidary inlay and there is a steel lanyard tube through the staff. A lanyard can be a helpful aid during a hike, a lanyard is not provided with the stick.

This staff is 64 inches (over 5 feet) tall, and can be shortened by request. It’s intended to be held from the side, not from the top. It is a straight stick with a gentle taper. Most of the stick is an oval shape, which is better for grasping, and tapers to round. The bottom is rounded and can be fitted with the included rubber tip. The finish is the same finish I use on my walking canes, it’s a durable gun stock oil finish that is intended for high-use, hand-held implements.

This artistic hiking staff is ready for an adventure!

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