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Kevazinga

Kevazinga

Kevazingo — The Crown Jewel of Exotic Veneers Rosebud Veneer and Plywood is proud to offer one of the most visually commanding species in the architectural veneer world: Kevazingo, also known as Bubinga. This stunning sheet displays a rich, warm reddish-brown base tone interlaced with deep burgundy and amber ribbon-like figuring that flows vertically across the face in sweeping, undulating waves. The grain pattern is extraordinarily active, featuring pronounced interlocked figure with irregular, flame-like striations that catch light differently at every angle — a hallmark characteristic of rotary-cut or flat-sliced Kevazingo at its finest. What immediately distinguishes this veneer is the dramatic interplay between its warm copper-red heartwood and the darker, almost chocolate-tinged streaks that weave organically through the face. The surface exhibits a natural luster suggesting it has been lightly finished or sanded to a smooth, tight face, allowing the full depth of the figure to read clearly. The overall effect is simultaneously bold and refined — commanding enough for a feature wall or executive millwork application, yet sophisticated enough for high-end furniture, cabinetry, or architectural paneling where presence and prestige are paramount. At Rosebud Veneer and Plywood, our Louisville team has spent 30 years sourcing and matching exceptional Kevazingo sequences like this one. Whether you are designing a boardroom feature wall, a luxury residential library, or custom cabinetry that demands a conversation-starting centerpiece, our Kevazingo inventory delivers unmatched figure and consistency. Contact us today to request samples.

UsesAcoustic Panels, Architectural Panels, Conference Tables, Doors, Millwork, Store Fixtures
SourcesWest Africa
Meta TitleKevazinga Wood Veneer | Rosebud Veneer
Sheet SizeCall for Available Sizes
Other NamesAfrican Rosewood, Eban, Kewazinga, Kevazingo
WorkabilityKevazingo, a figured form of Bubinga veneer, may dull cutting edges due to silica content and is prone to tear-out during machining because of its interlocked grain. Gluing can be difficult due to high density and natural oils, but the veneer generally accepts stains and finishes well, often finished with a clear coat to enhance its figure.
AvailabilityHigh Available Stocked
Grain TextureWarm Rosy color with purple swirling grain lines.
CharacteristicsKevazinga is the name given to Bubinga veneer that has been rotary cut to capitalize on its eccentric grain patterns. This exceptional veneer is red-brown in color; with dark veining, a coarse texture, and a lively, swirly grain interspersed with “peanut” or pommele markings. Highly sought after for high-end cabinetry and architectural use.
Scientific NameGuibourtia ehie
Price DescriptionWarm Rosy color with purple swirling grain lines
Price Raw Wood Veneer2.75