rosewood

Well this is a new pen kit for me and I quite like it. I have dressed it in Rosewood but sadly the shine and glare in the photo hides the subtle natural beauty of the grain. I do like the chrome and dark Rosewood together.

Omega FP dressed with East Indian Rosewood.

Two wood covered Omegas Recently off the lathe. Both Melamine finish. Rosewood Bog Oak

Hi all A nice bit of Bolivian Rosewood and blue cellulose in this one. Jowo nib, 13mm cap threads, oiled, waxed and buffed. Cheers Ash

Happy with how this turned out, burnishing after sanding did the trick :-) Will see how this now holds up to proper use, it is going to my wife to use for work as a community Nurse. Honduras Rosewood gold click pen.

Hand sculpted Indian rosewood fountain pen. Not sure if a Pen Wizzard could do that...

Love this timber with this detail in the Sapwood. Peter.

Inspired by Tudric pewter ware. 5" d x 3" from foot to rim. Timbers are Keruing and Rosewood with a faux leather braid.

This is a bass I made a couple of winters ago from rosewood and maple

Honduras Rosewood Burr .... enough said Brad

In Bolivian Rosewood. What's happening to my photo's? They're all over the place tonight :funny::funny::funny:

New Guinea north of Queensland has exciting timber,this Rosewood called Amboyna is one of them grown in the Island of Vanuatu out quite a way from Queenslands Coast. Sweet smelling and turning timber that holds the grain and colour. Peter.

My First " commision" pen, mistrel in Bolivian Rosewood, the guy asked for the pen to be "rounded out" hence the shape Cheers Ray

My first try on a herringbone segmented pen, Epsilon BP dressed with Brazilian rosewood and rowan tree ( Sorbus ) I saw it was called also mountain ash ??

Honduras Rosewood Burr Fountain pen on a Kappa

Getting rarer over our way. Peter.

So the Indian Rosewood theme continues - these were going to be in Conway Stewart Classic Green until they saw the Rosewood:love_it: Matching fountain pen and ballpoint dressed in Rosewood with matching accents. It's the first time I've made the accents, and I can say it is really satisfying to...

The piece of Rosewood I was given produced half a dozen blanks, and this is the second pen. This particular blank was not quite as "oily" as the previous, so I utilised Phil's Melamine method for finishing. It's a birthday gift for my daughter-in-law, so we'll see how well the finish fairs in...

Gunmetal/Chrome Sirocco dressed in Indian Rosewood. No finish applied, just buffed with soft cloth to a natural sheen. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the combination works.

Morning chaps, Bought the blanks from Dave Hilton, the pens had only been made for barely 24 hours before they sold! The Indian rosewood looks better in real life, the photographs were a rush job taken outside! But the olive is stunning! Comments please. Thanks, Chriscb