Among the rarest canes I've crafted, it is made out of quilted rosewood with a quilted Sapele wood shaft and a rare stone. The handle is Siam rosewood, which is extremely rare as plain, unfigured wood, but figured Siam rosewood is something I consider "once in a lifetime wood". The quilted wood in the handle came from a part of the tree that experienced compression (such as a root buttress), and grew wavy; the visual effect is incredibly 3D and chatoyant. The end cap is Binghamite silkstone from Montana, a rare stone with a fine chatoyance and rich colors. Binghamite was only mined for a short period of time from one location and now that mine has been closed for many years, its now a scarce and highly desirable stone. The Sapele shaft holds it own on this cane, its full of awesome figured wood grain and lively chatoyance top to bottom. Total length measures 38" and can be shortened to fit.


M A T E R I A L S

Handle – Quilted Dalbergia Cochinchinensis from Vietnam
Dividers – Brass and Honduran Mahogany
Shaft – Quilted Sapele from Equatorial Africa
Lapidary - Binghamite Silkstone from Montana
Rubber tip