What is another word for Brazilian Rosewood?
Pronunciation: [bɹazˈɪli͡ən ɹˈə͡ʊzwʊd] (IPA) 
Brazilian Rosewood is a rare and exquisite type of wood known for its dense and gorgeous tone and fragrance. In botanical terms, the wood is called Dalbergia nigra and is highly prized for its beauty and quality. Despite its popularity, the exploitation and illegal harvesting of the wood led to its listing as an endangered species in 1992. Due to its scarcity, several other wood species have been used as alternatives or substitutes for Brazilian Rosewood. Among the common synonyms for Brazilian Rosewood include Jacaranda, Cocobolo, Pau Ferro, and Blackwood. These woods possess similar characteristics, such as density, tone, and aesthetics, making them desirable alternatives to Brazilian Rosewood.
