Is rosewood mahogany?

Question 1: Is rosewood different from rosewood? Mahogany: According to the current national standards, Mahogany is divided into five genera and eight categories, including ebony, rosewood and chicken wing wood, collectively referred to as Mahogany. However, there is only one name of wood that can be called "redwood", and that is "old redwood". The reason why the word "old" is added (called rosewood in the south) is not to say that it is wood preserved in the early years, but to distinguish it from these so-called mahogany wood.

In fact, there are many kinds of rosewood, just like mahogany. If it is not good, it will be fooled. In China, rosewood is classified as "Pterocarya of Leguminosae, about fifteen species". But there is only one kind of rosewood in the true sense, and that is what we call "lobular rosewood".

Pterocarya microphylla is the best in India. The earliest record of rosewood is gold? Cui Bao's Notes on Ancient and Modern Times says "rosewood, which comes from Funan and is purple in color, is also called rosewood."

Red sandalwood can't be used for thousands of years, and as the saying goes, "Ten sandalwood is nine empty". The largest red sandalwood is only about 20 cm in diameter, and the preciousness can be imagined. Among all kinds of hardwoods, rosewood is the finest and heaviest, and it will sink when it enters the water. The wood grain of Dalbergia microphylla is not obvious. At first, the color is orange, but after a long time, it is dark purple like paint, and almost no annual rings can be seen. The veins are extremely thin and twisted like cow hair. Moreover, lobular rosewood is a valuable Chinese medicine. According to Compendium of Materia Medica, Dalbergia odorifera can stop bleeding and relieve pain, and regulate qi and blood.

"Purple" symbolizes auspiciousness, and with the unique excellent wood and rarity of rosewood, rosewood was highly valued by the royal family in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The emperors of the two dynasties spared no expense to collect skilled craftsmen from all over the world to create all kinds of mahogany furniture and ornaments. At that time, these things were the best, let alone passed down to this day. Coupled with these, it seems to cast a more mysterious color on rosewood. In fact, Europeans and Americans pay more attention to rosewood than China. It is said that there is a model of 15cm rosewood coffin in front of Napoleon's tomb. All visitors are surprised and envious and think it is rare. Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that rosewood is "inch by inch".

When the wood flower of lobular rosewood is put into white wine, it will immediately decompose into pink, and form a sticky gel with white wine, which can be connected into lines after pouring out. This is an effective way to identify rosewood.

Question 2: Is lobular rosewood mahogany? No, rosewood mainly refers to rosewood, and lobular rosewood belongs to hardwood, which is at the top of precious wood.

Question 3: Is African rosewood mahogany? As we all know, sandalwood rosewood is only produced in India. It is a kind of rosewood and belongs to the national standard of mahogany. Wood has good hardness, density and stability, and is a very precious material for classical furniture in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Dalbergia Lushi stems also belong to the national standard of mahogany wood, which is

Dalbergia is a kind of black rosewood with thick texture and sour taste. African rosewood does not mean African rosewood. African rosewood is not a common name, but the scientific name of tree species. Its Latin name is rosewood, which belongs to Leguminosae and is the name of commercial wood.

Africapadauk, whose English name is African padauk, is mainly produced in tropical areas such as Nigeria, Cameroon, Zaire, Gabon, Ghana, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Namibia and Angola.

African rosewood is a big tree, with a height of 15-30m and a diameter of 1m, and its roots are often wider. It is understood that this kind of wood is mainly imported from Cameroon, Gabon and Congo in Central and West Africa, and the import volume is relatively large. However, it is often used as "African pear" or "red" in the market.

There are nonstandard names such as "Huali", and even some merchants pretend to sell mahogany. From the macroscopic characteristics of wood structure, the heartwood color of African rosewood changes greatly, the new section is blood red, and it will be purple-brown to grayish brown after long-term exposure to the atmosphere. Sapwood islands

Light brown and oat color, up to 20 cm wide. The annual rings are not obvious or slightly visible. Pores are slightly obvious to the naked eye, scattered, slightly larger and less, containing a small amount of colloid or deposits. The bark surface is rough and has regular longitudinal cracks; Endothelium is easy to tear into layers and loose needles.

Therefore, Liantian rosewood reminds you that African rosewood does not belong to mahogany.

Question 4: What's the difference between rosewood, mahogany and Huang Huali? 1) is dark in color, reflecting antique style, and is used for traditional furniture.

2) The wood is heavy, giving people a feeling of good quality.

3) Generally, wood itself has fragrance, especially ebony.

4) Hard material, high strength, wear resistance and good durability.

Disadvantages:

1) Because of the low yield, it is difficult to have high-quality tree species with uneven quality.

2) The lines and rings are not clear, and the visual effect is not fresh enough.

3) The material is heavy and difficult to carry.

4) The material is hard, difficult to process and easy to crack.

5) The material is greasy and easy to return to oil at high temperature.

Question 5: The differences, advantages and disadvantages of mahogany, ebony, rosewood and wingwood. Hello, it's really troublesome to answer your question, but since someone asked, I'd like to express my opinion.

1: First of all, this mahogany. According to the current "national standard", redwoods are divided into five genera and eight categories, including ebony, rosewood and chicken wing wood mentioned later, which are collectively called redwoods. However, there is only one name of wood that can be called "redwood", and that is "old redwood". The reason why the word "old" is added (called rosewood in the south) is not to say that it is wood preserved in the early years, but to distinguish it from these so-called mahogany wood.

2. About this ebony, it also refers to a kind of wood, such as ebony thick petal ebony hair medicine ebony Pang Sai ebony, etc ... See below for details.

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3: Red sandalwood In fact, there are many kinds of red sandalwood, just like mahogany. If it is not good, it will be fooled. In China, rosewood is classified as "Pterocarya of Leguminosae, about fifteen species". But there is only one kind of rosewood in the true sense, and that is what we call "lobular rosewood".

Pterocarya microphylla is the best in India. The earliest record of rosewood is gold? Cui Bao's Notes on Ancient and Modern Times says "rosewood, which comes from Funan and is purple in color, is also called rosewood."

Red sandalwood can't be used for thousands of years, and as the saying goes, "Ten sandalwood is nine empty". The largest red sandalwood is only about 20 cm in diameter, and the preciousness can be imagined. Among all kinds of hardwoods, rosewood is the finest and heaviest, and will sink when entering the water. The wood grain of Dalbergia microphylla is not obvious. At first, the color is orange, but after a long time, it is dark purple like paint, and almost no annual rings can be seen. The veins are extremely thin and twisted like cow hair. Moreover, lobular rosewood is a valuable Chinese medicine. According to Compendium of Materia Medica, Dalbergia odorifera can stop bleeding and relieve pain, and regulate qi and blood.

"Purple" symbolizes auspiciousness, and with the unique excellent wood and rarity of rosewood, rosewood was highly valued by the royal family in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The emperors of the two dynasties spared no expense to collect skilled craftsmen from all over the world to create all kinds of mahogany furniture and ornaments. At that time, these things were the best, let alone passed down to this day. Coupled with these, it seems to cast a more mysterious color on rosewood. In fact, Europeans and Americans pay more attention to rosewood than China. It is said that there is a model of 15cm rosewood coffin in front of Napoleon's tomb. All visitors are surprised and envious and think it is rare. Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that rosewood is "inch by inch".

When the wood flower of lobular rosewood is put into white wine, it will immediately decompose into pink, and form a sticky gel with white wine, which can be connected into lines after pouring out. This is an effective way to identify rosewood.

4. Chicken wing wood: Chicken wing wood is also called "wood" or "Qizi wood", and its wood grain resembles chicken wings, hence the name. "China Tree Taxonomy" introduced: "Pteris is red bean, accounting for about 40 species, and 26 species grow in China." It can be seen that today's chicken wing wood furniture is not the same tree species. Chicken wing wood is also divided into old and new. The old man's head is delicate in texture, with purple-brown crab claw patterns, which look like chicken wings. Especially in the longitudinal section, the wood grain is slender and floating, changing endlessly, naturally forming various landscapes and landscape patterns; The new wood is rough, the texture is unclear, dry and dull, and it is easy to crack stubble.

The real old chicken wing wood has long been extinct. Now we see all the new chicken wings from Fujian, Southeast Asia, South Asia and Africa, and the price is equivalent to that of Caohuali.

What's more, the advantages and disadvantages of the wood you asked are really beyond one or two sentences. ....

But rosewood is the most expensive and rare wood, followed by old mahogany, followed by ebony and chicken wing wood.

If there is anything unclear, you can read the introduction of these Woods yourself.

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Question 6: What's the difference between rosewood and mahogany? Solid wood is pure wood, and mahogany is a kind of solid wood (but it is definitely not the most expensive upstairs, for example, rosewood is more expensive than mahogany, and there is wood more expensive than rosewood, hehe). Just like asking the difference between Jinde pipe and water pipe, Jinde pipe is a brand in water pipe, and you can't tell the difference.

Question 7: Are rosewood and mahogany a kind of wood? Mahogany furniture began in the Ming Dynasty. Modern mahogany furniture inherits the tradition of classical furniture in Ming and Qing dynasties, and maintains the beautiful modeling and artistic style in ancient times; On the other hand, it absorbs the characteristics of western furniture and adopts more advanced technology. Because of its elegance, elegance and exquisiteness, it is favored by consumers. The naming of redwood is based on national standards, and the scope of "redwood" is determined to be 5 genera and 8 categories. The five genera are named after the genera of dendrology, namely Pterocarya, Dalbergia, Elaeagnus and Tilia. Eight categories of wood are named after their trade names, namely rosewood, rosewood, rosewood, rosewood, rosewood, ebony, ebony, striped ebony and wingwood. At the same time, redwood refers to the heartwood of these 5 genera and 8 categories of wood, and heartwood refers to the central part of the tree without living cells. Other wooden furniture cannot be called mahogany furniture. The characteristics of redwood redwood is the best in redwood. Its wood is hard, purple-black, dignified, heavy to the touch, with silky rings, delicate texture and irregular crab claw patterns. Rosewood is divided into old rosewood and new rosewood. The old rosewood is purple-black, which does not fade when soaked in water, while the new rosewood is reddish brown, dark red or deep purple, which will fade when soaked in water. Acid rosewood is commonly known as old mahogany. Wood is hard and heavy, durable, can sink into water, and has a fine structure with lemon red, deep purple and purple black stripes. When processed, it gives off a pungent sour taste, so it is called rosewood. Ebony is black and shiny, with fine and dignified structure and a sense of grease. Ebony is mostly used to make small items such as chopsticks and ink cartridges, but it is rare to make furniture. Red sandalwood, also known as rosewood, is similar in composition to red sandalwood. Its wood is hard, reddish purple in color, rainline in texture, soft in color and light in weight, and can float in water like a wooden rib. At present, most mahogany furniture on the market is rosewood. Chicken wing wood is hard, and its colors are divided into three colors: black, white and purple. Feathers shaped like 100 million chicken wings are brightly colored. However, due to impurities such as fine sand, it is difficult to process, so it should be used as decorative corner materials. It is difficult to see complete sets of chicken wing wood furniture in the market.

Question 8: Which is better, rosewood or rosewood? Haha, rosewood is also a kind of redwood, including lobular rosewood and Huang Huali. The lobular rosewood is very good in mahogany. Of course, Huang Huali in Hainan is better.

Question 9: Does lobular rosewood belong to redwood? If not, which is more valuable, lobular rosewood or mahogany, thank you. Pterocarya microphylla belongs to the category of mahogany. Pterocarya microphylla in Leguminosae is rosewood, reddish brown to purple, with dark stripes. At present, there are many kinds of mahogany.

Sequoia can be classified into 5 genera and 8 categories.

I hope my answer can be satisfactory and adopted.