Gabon Ebony

The scientific name for Gabon Ebony is Diospyros crassiflora, and is endemic to West Africa, and is even named after the West African State of Gabon. This wood is believed to produce the blackest timber in the world. The Ancient Egyptians used this in various ways and for various means. Because of it’s blackness, it’s used in sculptures, doorknobs, and even walking sticks. Gabon Ebony also sees use in instruments, such as guitars, violins and cellos. Our Gabon Ebony d20 is one of the heaviest wooden dice we make, giving those of you that like rolling table busters a bit of a wooden option.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to CITES regulations, we cannot ship Gabon Ebony outside of the United States.