Dalbergia cearensis is a small tree native to a limited region in Brazil, valued for its high-quality wood. This wood is sought after for crafting fine furniture, marquetry, and various handles, contributing to its significant financial worth. Historically, it has been essential in restoring antique furniture and was favored by ebanists during the reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV in France, as well as throughout the Georgian period in England. Additionally, it has a traditional role in the construction of classical guitars.
