$27.00 – $103.00
Mopani (or Mopane as the names are used interchangeably) has a very fine grain and a deep brown color that darkens over time. It polishes to a wonderful shine and is one of the 10 heaviest woods in the world. However it is often overlooked for more popular African woods due to its reputation for being a dense and difficult to work wood.
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Mopani (or Mopane as the names are used interchangeably) has a very fine grain and a deep brown color that darkens over time. It polishes to a wonderful shine and is one of the 10 heaviest woods in the world. However it is often overlooked for more popular African woods due to its reputation for being a dense and difficult to work wood.
| Type of Dice | Polyhedral Set, 6d6, 4dF, 1d20 |
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This pale toned Oak is native to Texas and covers about a dozen different species of Oak tree. White Oak is a prevalent hard wood in North America and is used for just about everything including cabinetry, furniture, interior trim, flooring, and veneer.
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Also known as African Pearwood, Moabi is a very large African tree similar to Makore but somewhat harder to get in States. It’s tough to work with, but the results are well worth the trouble. Moabi figure is not limited to the curl of Makore, but it comes in quilted, pomell, and mottled varieties. We work exclusively with figured Moabi. Its coloration ranges from pale pinky yellows to rich golden colors.
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Shedua goes by more names than you can shake a stick at. Depending on the importer who shipped it in from Africa, Shedua is called Hyedua, Black Hyedua, Ovangkol, Amazoué, Mozambique, or Amazique. Whatever you call it, Shedua is a relative of Bubinga and it exhibits some of the same traits, like an amazing figure and curl along with a glass like polish.
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William Guidry –
can you put up a picture of the dice?
Elizabeth Dykstra (verified owner) –
Ordered these for my husband. He absolutely adores them, turned out even prettier than in the picture! Beautiful dark shine, great weight, and arrived more quickly than expected.
Leigh Macaro –
This is my second set. First was rainbow poplar which – while very pretty – are lighter than I had anticipated, and a bit too light for my taste. These have a much better heft (for me). Very nice feel, beautiful dice