Here is a traditional handled cane that has a laminated construction using Brazilian rosewood (center), black walnut (thin layers), and outside layers of claro walnut. Considered a “holy grail” wood, Brazilian rosewood is regarded as one of the finest tonal woods in the world for musical instruments. It's tonal qualities lead this species into its demise, over harvesting brought Brazilian rosewood nearly to extinction. Now this rosewood is highly coveted and extremely scarce because it hasn't been traded since the 1970's. In the divider is a center piece of black palm with an interesting looking grain that looks like polka dots. The shaft is chocolate brown colored macassar ebony wood. A Really handsome piece good for daily use with lovely grain and chatoyance in the claro walnut. Total length of this cane measures 38" and can be shortened to fit.


M A T E R I A L S

Handle – Brazilian Rosewood
Divider – Brass, black palm from Indonesia
Shaft – Macassar ebony from Indonesia
Rubber tip