Anigre wood is sometimes described as a replacement for cherry.  Most plain anigre is produced quartered, because of that, , you can put a cherry stain on it and get wide, quartered veneer that looks like cherry quarters when it is finished.  The reason for doing this is because of the  widths available in Angire.   Cherry trees don't grow to the size of anigre trees.  Angire is a  tan heartwood  with an occasional  wavy appearance running through it. it has a  Cedar-like scent and is  medium to coarse in texture; but in heavier grades, has a  fine texture.   Used for fine furniture, cabinets, light construction, high-class joiner.  It comes from a tall tropical hardwood tree, found in  Guinea, Sierra Leone, the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Angola and Zaire.

Most of our furniture can be made in this exotic wood species.  Please call or email us regarding your furniture made in Angire. There is a substantial up charge for this and other exotic wood species.  Please be sure to contact us regarding availability and demand of each wood.