An heirloom quality cane, this piece has an outstanding handle of rare rosewood set over top of unique ebony wood. The rosewood handle is Siamese rosewood with a scientific name: Dalbergia Cochinchinensis. This is one of the most coveted and scarce of all woods, its also one of the most colorful, dense, and stable of all the rosewoods making it an excellent material. This example of Siamese rosewood has an array of colors ranging from green to reds and its grain is quilt figured, this is extremely rare grain and coloration. Siam rosewood is also a very chatoyant wood with gain that interacts dynamically with light to beautiful effect.

The shaft is Kalimantan ebony from the S. E. Asian Island of Borneo. This rare ebony is very dense and heavy and extremely scarce, a unique variety of ebony wood. Its appearance is also unique, it has a chatoyant grain and in bright light it has green highlights in the grain, sometimes its called “green ebony” even though it is subtle. The grain is tightly striped and especially nice. Finally its divider is solid brass and genuine lignum wood.

This cane is built and intended to be used and enjoyed. It can be used daily and would function well for that purpose with its comfortable handle and nice feel. In hand It has the substantial feel of something made out of quality materials.

D E T A I L S

Cane Length: 38" (can be shortened to fit, just leave a note with your order)

Cane Weight: 1 lb. 7 oz.

Handle Material: Siamese Rosewood (Dalbergia Cochinchinensis)

Divider Material: Solid brass and Genuine Lignum from Central America

Shaft Material: Kalimantan ebony from Borneo

Includes Rubber Tip

This cane can not ship outside of the United States due to CITES Appendix I regulations for genuine lignum wood