• Grain : Grain is generally straight but can be slightly wavy or interlocked, with a medium to coarse texture and a natural luster that adds visual appeal.
• Color : Heartwood ranges from rich chocolate brown to deep purplish-brown with darker streaks, while the sapwood is pale yellow to light brown and clearly demarcated from the heartwood.
• Strength & Durability : Indian Walnut is moderately strong and durable, offering good dimensional stability and resistance to wear. However, it is best to apply protective finishes to enhance its longevity and moisture resistance.
• Common Uses : Turning blanks are utilized by woodworkers to craft a diverse array of objects including bowls, vases, handles, spindles, bottle stoppers, pepper mills, pens, tool handles, knobs, pulls, and decorative ornaments.
  

Note: Surface condition of wood blanks may be rough and/or wax coated. Dimensions may vary +/- 1/16".

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