Reclaimed Honduran Rosewood Knife Scales

These Honduran rosewood knife scale blanks are reclaimed from the historic 17th-century San Fernando de Omoa Fortress, a Spanish colonial fort located on the coast of the Bay of Omoa, Honduras. The wood was carefully hand-picked during official restoration efforts on the 250-year-old fortress. This rare historic exotic hardwood features an array of warm tones that range from light brown to deep brownish-purple or even brownish mauve, often highlighted by dark streaks and diverse patterns. With grain that varies from straight to wavy or mildly interlocked, each piece offers one-of-a-kind beauty and polishes to a deep shine. These knife scales can help you craft a knife with unique distinction. Limited quantities while supplies last—only 400 sets are available!

Reclaimed Honduran Rosewood Knife Scales Details:

• Rare, historically significant rosewood dating from the 17th century
• Scales include a numbered certificate of authenticity
• Limited quantities—only 400 sets are available
• Rosewood machines easily and takes a beautiful polish

Note: Wood varies naturally and may change with humidity, storage, or machining; appearance and performance aren't guaranteed.