Since March of this year, the “roseness” of the rosewood market has continued to ring, especially after the introduction of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES Convention), the price of mahogany raw materials has been firmer. The CITES Convention restricts seven types of wood in redwood, and the black rosewood as the traditional Chinese old redwood is also included in this convention.

In recent times, whether it is rosewood or other mahogany raw materials, prices are rising all the way. Among the rosewoods, whether it is red rosewood or black rosewood, it is the high-quality wood of the genus Dalbergia, which can be classified into the ranks of high-end rosewood. In terms of material and oil, black rosewood Wood is generally superior to red rosewood. Some insiders predict that the black rosewood that is included in the CITES Convention is equivalent to the huanghuali, and will have more fluctuations in the future. The new round of prices is bound to be "sounding."

Black rosewood, the redwood variety specified in the “National Redwood Standards”, is prolific in Southeast Asian countries and East Africa and Indonesia. There are 8 kinds of mahogany raw materials called black rosewood, including knife-shaped black rosewood, black rosewood, broad-leaved red sandalwood, Lushi black rosewood, East African black rosewood, Brazilian black rosewood, and Amazonian rosewood. Belize Dalbergia. One of the most used rosewoods in history is the "black rosewood", and in the mahogany furniture after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, most of the old redwoods are broad-leaved red sandalwood, barley Dalbergia, and Sian rosewood. In the "Mu Jian" written by Zhou Mo, a researcher of furniture materials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China, it is clearly pointed out that "wide-leaved Dalbergia" is old mahogany.

The majority of mahogany fans are familiar with, and the rosewood has always been the darling of high-grade red wood. Its practical value and artistic value have been fully affirmed by the industry and consumers. There are a variety of rosewoods, which are the genus Dalbergia in the legumes. Among the Dalbergia, the rosewood is divided into black rosewood and red rosewood, and the two rosewoods are best black with black rosewood, and the black rose is second only to red sandalwood and huanghuali. Its color is from chestnut brown to purple brown and black brown, often with purple and black stripes. The wooden structure is fine and the texture is clear. The furniture made is sturdy and durable, and the planing effect is good. Once polished and smooth, it gives a mellow and subtle beauty. It can be used for hundreds of years without deformation, so it is widely used in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Today, black rosewood furniture still has high economic value.