pyinma

Examples

• All

• Artisans prize pyinma for its smooth surface and durability in making decorative boxes.

• Because of its lustrous appearance, pyinma is often chosen for specialty veneer applications.

• The artisan chose pyinma for its durability.

• I love the color of pyinma wood.

• Artisans prize pyinma for its smooth surface and durability in making decorative boxes.

• Because of its lustrous appearance, pyinma is often chosen for specialty veneer applications.

• The furniture was crafted from pyinma, giving it a beautiful reddish-brown finish.

Synonyms

E

East Indian rosewood

vspyinma

• Indian

1 8.5

A large tree from India with dark, hard wood used for fine furniture and musical instruments

is lighter and glossier, chosen for delicate fine woodworking rather than heavy uses

B

Burmese rosewood

vspyinma

• Indian

9.6

A hard reddish wood from a tree in India and Myanmar used for fine furniture

is lighter and glossier, preferred for very fine woodworking

P

Philippine mahogany

vspyinma

• Philippine

8.1

A tropical tree in the Philippines with hard fragrant wood used for furniture

is paler and smoother, chosen for delicate fine woodworking

P

Philippine cedar

vspyinma

• Philippine

9.6

A tree from the Philippines with hard red fragrant wood used for furniture and building

is finer grained and more lustrous, aimed at high quality woodworking

E

East India rosewood

vspyinma

9.1

A large Indian tree with hard dark purple-brown wood used for fine furniture and musical instruments

is lighter in colour and smoother, used more for decorative joinery

L

Lysiloma sabicu

vspyinma

• Specialized

9.9

A tree from the Caribbean that makes hard dark brown wood like mahogany

is lighter and more lustrous, aimed at refined woodworking rather than heavy use

Surface Forms

Etymology