Buy Striped Ebony Knife Blanks | Knife Scales | Turning Woods
Exotic Wood Zone offers an extensive collection of 1" knife scale blanks, with a variety of domestic and exotic hardwood options, all suited to meet your crafting needs.
Striped ebony wood knife blanks or knife scales are exquisite materials for crafting knife handles. This rare and sought-after wood boasts a deep, rich coloration, with a natural dark brown to black background accented by striking, alternating stripes of lighter golden or reddish-brown hues. These patterns create a mesmerizing and distinctive look that can vary from piece to piece, making each knife handle a unique work of art. The wood is air-dried, which enhances its durability and stability for crafting fine knives. The fine grains and unique patterns in striped ebony make it an ideal choice for knife-making, ensuring that every blade becomes a testament to both craftsmanship and nature's beauty.
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Wood Name | Macassar Ebony, Striped Ebony, Amara Ebony |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Diospyros celebica |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Width | 1-1/2 inches |
| Thickness | 1 inches |
| Dried | Yes, Air Dried |
| Moisture Content | 9% |
| Shipping Restrictions | No |
| Return | 60-Day Free Return |
NO DEFECTS | NO PINHOLES | NO CRACKS | WILD GROWN
Note: Surface condition of wood blanks may be rough and/or wax coated. Dimensions may vary +/- 1/16".
This piece is a sample picture. You will get a similar piece.
FAQ
Yes, we do custom size orders. But there has to be a minimum of $200 order. But again we try our best to help out in other cases if we can.
Yes, sustainability is a key priority for us. We ensure that all our woods are sourced from suppliers who follow all the legal principles.
Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days. Shipping times depend on the chosen method, with standard U.S. shipping usually taking 3-7 days.
Yes, we ship to many countries worldwide. International shipping costs and delivery times will be calculated at checkout based on your location.
