Ceará-Palisander - Dalbergia cearensis Ente

Various websites, especially those in English, highlight that Dalbergia cearensis is a small tree found in a very limited area of Brazil. They also mention that its wood is highly valued for making fine residential furniture, as well as for inlays, revolver grips, knife handles, and flooring, which contributes to its high financial worth. Its wood is used for the restoration of antique furniture and was frequently employed by cabinetmakers during the reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV in France, as well as throughout the Georgian period in England. There are indications of the traditional use of this wood in the construction of classical guitars.