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East African Olive (Olea capensis) is a dense and durable hardwood native to the forests of East Africa. Its rich, warm tones range from golden honey to deep amber, often accented by subtle dark streaks that highlight the wood’s natural character. Smooth to the touch yet resilient, it takes a fine polish that enhances its intricate grain patterns. Valued for both its beauty and strength, East African Olive is commonly used for luxury furniture, decorative objects, and high-end kitchen tools, making each piece truly unique.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.

East African Olive (Olea capensis) is a dense and durable hardwood native to the forests of East Africa. Its rich, warm tones range from golden honey to deep amber, often accented by subtle dark streaks that highlight the wood’s natural character. Smooth to the touch yet resilient, it takes a fine polish that enhances its intricate grain patterns. Valued for both its beauty and strength, East African Olive is commonly used for luxury furniture, decorative objects, and high-end kitchen tools, making each piece truly unique.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.

Asian Striped Ebony (Diospyros spp.) is a rare and highly prized hardwood found across Southeast Asia. Renowned for its dramatic contrast of deep black and warm golden-brown stripes, each board displays a one-of-a-kind pattern that feels both bold and refined. Dense and exceptionally durable, it takes a lustrous polish, revealing the fine texture and natural depth of its grain. Traditionally used for luxury furniture, fine cabinetry, and musical instruments, Asian Striped Ebony’s striking appearance and enduring strength make it an exceptional choice for heirloom-quality pieces.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.

Canarywood (Centrolobium spp.) is an exotic hardwood from Central and South America, ranging from Panama to Brazil. The colors of canarywood, although generally a cast of yellow, can actually come in a rainbow that gradually homogenizes into a yellow hue similar to canary birds. It is commonly used to build speakers and other audio equipment because of its excellent acoustic properties. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Canarywood (Centrolobium spp.) is an exotic hardwood native to Central and South America, found from Panama down through Brazil. While its name suggests a uniform golden yellow, its color range can span warm reds, oranges, and purples that gradually blend into a soft, canary-like yellow over time. Known for its fine texture and excellent workability, Canarywood also boasts impressive acoustic qualities, making it a favorite for crafting speakers, musical instruments, and other audio equipment. Its striking color and durability make it equally well-suited for fine furniture and decorative pieces.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.

Canarywood (Centrolobium spp.) is an exotic hardwood native to Central and South America, found from Panama down through Brazil. While its name suggests a uniform golden yellow, its color range can span warm reds, oranges, and purples that gradually blend into a soft, canary-like yellow over time. Known for its fine texture and excellent workability, Canarywood also boasts impressive acoustic qualities, making it a favorite for crafting speakers, musical instruments, and other audio equipment. Its striking color and durability make it equally well-suited for fine furniture and decorative pieces.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.

Cocobolo (Dalbergia Retusa) is an exotic hardwood from Central America. The natural colors of cocobolo are prismic, with the heartwood ranging from purple to yellow and the streaks coming in purple, brown, or black. When working with this wood, it can give of a spiced fragrance. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Cocobolo (Dalbergia Retusa) is an exotic hardwood from Central America. The natural colors of cocobolo are prismic, with the heartwood ranging from purple to yellow and the streaks coming in purple, brown, or black. When working with this wood, it can give of a spiced fragrance. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Cocobolo (Dalbergia Retusa) is an exotic hardwood from Central America. The natural colors of cocobolo are prismic, with the heartwood ranging from purple to yellow and the streaks coming in purple, brown, or black. When working with this wood, it can give of a spiced fragrance. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Cocobolo (Dalbergia Retusa) is an exotic hardwood from Central America. The natural colors of cocobolo are prismatic, with the heartwood ranging from purple to yellow and the streaks coming in purple, brown, or black. When working with this wood, it can give of a spiced fragrance. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Cocobolo (Dalbergia Retusa) is an exotic hardwood from Central America. The natural colors of cocobolo are prismatic, with the heartwood ranging from purple to yellow and the streaks coming in purple, brown, or black. When working with this wood, it can give of a spiced fragrance. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Kingwood (Dalbergia Cearensis) is an exotic hardwood from Latin America ranging from Brazil to Mexico. It is a true Rosewood from the Dalbergia genus...the good stuff. It is named such because it was highly coveted by Louis XIV and Louis XV for use in their cabinetry and furniture. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Pau Ferro (Machaerium Scleroxylon) is an exotic hardwood from tropical South America, ranging from Brazil to Bolivia. A closely related species to the rosewoods, it is commonly used in the making of guitars. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Quilted Maple (Acer Macrophyllum) is a medium hardwood from the coastal regions of Pacific North America. The "quilted" part of the name comes from the grain anomaly found in areas of trauma or insect/fungus attacks on the Bigleaf Maple tree. The "quilts" refract light in a shimmery, eye-catching way that look like ocean waves. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Claro Walnut (Junglans Hindsii) is a domestic hardwood from California and Oregon. These knife racks are made by our friend Steve Preeg in Murietta, CA. Please Keep in mind that these are natural materials and although Steve works them to near perfection, natural materials have inclusions, blemishes, etc.

Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grows in the hills and valleys of California and Oregon. The wood is dark and warm, with grain that bends and swirls like smoke in still air. It is strong and steady. It holds the knives well. In time, the color deepens, and the marks of the hand and the years give it more character.

These knife racks are handcrafted by our friend Steve Preeg in Murrieta, California. Please note that they are made from natural materials, and while Steve works each piece to near perfection, variations such as natural inclusions, small blemishes, and unique grain patterns are to be expected and are part of their character.