Bolivian Rosewood Dice

Bolivian Rosewood is a type of hardwood that is native to South America. Its botanical name is Machaerium schleroxylon, and it is also known by several other names such as Morado and Pau Ferro. This beautiful and rare wood has a rich and distinctive reddish-brown color with dark streaks that give it a unique appearance.

Bolivian Rosewood has been used for centuries in the creation of fine furniture, musical instruments, and decorative items. Its durability and density make it an ideal material for creating long-lasting and beautiful pieces. Nowadays, Bolivian Rosewood is also popular among luxury dice collectors, who appreciate its stunning color and unique grain patterns.

As a dice maker, I use Bolivian Rosewood to create high-quality polyhedral dice that are both beautiful and functional. To make each die, I start by creating a solid color core that is then meticulously cut to the desired shape. I then inlay the Bolivian Rosewood using a strong glue, which not only enhances the beauty of the dice but also provides durability and protection from wear and tear. Finally, the die is cast a second time to create a smooth and protective shell.

Bolivian rosewood dice are perfect for tabletop gaming enthusiasts who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of unique, handcrafted dice. Whether you are a collector or a gamer, these dice are sure to add an element of luxury and sophistication to your gaming experience.