BLACK MULGA EXOTIC WOOD
- Rarely found in dimensions larger than 3 or 4 inches wide and 2 feet long
- Member of the acacia family
- Grows very slowly due to the dry climate in which it lives.
- Used for fret boards on musical instruments, inlaying and knife handles
Characteristics of Black Mulga
| Origin of Wood Type | Australia |
| Botanical Name | Acacia citrinoviridis |
| Specific Gravity | 0.72 |
| Avg. Weight Per BF | 6.00 to 7.00 lb/bf |
| Color Range | Brown – Red – Black |
| Rarity / Availability | Rare |
| Typical Avg. Width | 1″ to 10″ |
| Typical Avg. Length | 1′ to 4′ |
| Avg. Waste Factor | N/A |
| Wood Uses | Fine Furniture, Guitar Building / Instrument Making, Inlaying, Box Making, Knife Handles & Pen Making |
| Lumber Grades | Select and Better, Flitch, Billet, Figured |
| Other Trade Names | Australian Desert Acacia, Dark Acacia |
Over the years we have carried Mulga (Acacia aneura) and Black Mulga (Acacia citrinoviridis). Both species have been sourced directly from Australia and are difficult to find.
Call for availability: 1.610.932.7400 / 1.888.814.0007