Katalox (Mexican Ebony)
$42.00 – $167.00
Sourced from the heartwood of Katalox trees, each die becomes a testament to the luxurious richness and exquisite craftsmanship embodied in every roll. The deep, lustrous hues of these dice create an air of opulence at your fingertips, transforming your gaming table into a realm of sophistication
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Katalox wood, originating from the heartwood of the Katalox tree, stands as a testament to natural elegance and enduring strength. Revered for its striking dark hues, this dense and hard tropical hardwood hails from regions such as Mexico and Central America. Its rich, deep tones range from dark brown to nearly black, creating a visually captivating canvas that has long been sought after in fine woodworking. Known for its durability and resistance to decay, Katalox wood has been a preferred choice for crafting musical instruments, furniture, and now, distinctive gaming dice.
Rolling these dice is not merely a game of chance but a sensory experience. The Katalox tree, celebrated for its dense heartwood, imparts a level of toughness that ensures these dice stand the test of time. As you hold them, envision the majestic Katalox forests, and feel the weight of centuries captured within the intricate grain patterns. The dark, luxurious tones of the dice echo the richness of the wood, inviting you to roll with a touch of timeless refinement.
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Joshua Stanley –
can you do metal inlays for numbers?
Gin –
How much would a full set (9 or 10 depending on the number of d6) cost? Can you do a 100 sided die? If so, how much would that cost? Thanks!
Phil Yellott –
I would like a polyhedral set of these, how much would that cost?
Thanks!
Phil