Choose from a wide variety of both domestic and exotic wood options to have your cigar humidor crafted from. If you do not see a specific wood you are looking for, contact us to see if it’s available.
Woods are subject to availability and vary in price.
Bloodwood
Tropical South America
Bocote
Mexico and Central/South America
Bubinga
Equatorial Africa
Bubinga (Figured)
Equatorial Africa
Chakte Viga
Tropical areas of Mexico and Central America
Chechen
Dominican Republic, Cuba, Jamaica, Guatemala, Belize, and southeastern Mexico
Cherry (Black)
Eastern North America
Cocobolo
Central America
Ebony (Macassar)
Southeast Asia
Goncalo Alves
From Mexico southward to Brazil
Jatoba
Central America, southern Mexico, northern South America, and the West Indies
Katalox
Southern Mexico, Central America, and northern South America
Leopardwood
Central and South America
Mahogany (African)
Western Tropical Africa
Mahogany (Honduran)
From Southern Mexico to central South America.
Maple (Ambrosia)
Northeastern North America
Maple (Birdseye)
Northeastern North America
Maple (Curly)
Northeastern United States
Maple (Hard)
Northeastern North America
Oak (Red)
Northeastern United States and Southeastern Canada
Oak (White)
Eastern United States
Osage Orange
South-central United States
Padauk (African)
Central and tropical west Africa
Pau Ferro
Tropical South America (mainly Brazil and Bolivia)
Purpleheart
Central and South America (from Mexico down to southern Brazil)
Redheart
Southern Mexico to southern Brazil and Paraguay
Rosewood (Honduran)
Belize (British Honduras)
Sapele
Tropical Africa
Walnut (Black)
Eastern United States
Wenge
Central Africa
Yellowheart
Brazil
Zebrawood
West Africa
