• Grain : Spalted Tamarind, with its straight to slightly interlocked grain pattern, is visually appealing and distinct due to its spalting lines.
• Color : Spalted Tamarind displays a unique coloration due to fungal spalting, which can create a combination of colors such as yellow, brown, and black. The spalting lines and patterns can add intricate details to the wood's appearance.
• Strength & Durability : Spalted Tamarind, a less dense hardwood, is prone to decay and brittleness due to fungal growth. However, when stabilized and sealed, it can be effectively used in woodworking projects with proper care and maintenance.
• Common Uses : Turning blanks are utilized by woodworkers to craft a diverse array of objects including vases, handles, spindles, bottle stoppers, pepper mills, pens, tool handles, knobs, pulls, and decorative ornaments.

Note: The presence of natural warm holes in tamarind wood is typical, reflecting its unique growth patterns. This piece is a sample picture. You will get a similar piece.