A pinky and pretty stick with classy design elements. The handle is exhibition quality pink Ivory wood, this species is the most pink colored wood in the world, and it is really pink! The wood is so rare that historically in South Africa anyone in possession of Pink Ivory except for the Zulu king would be put to death; they considered it rarer than diamonds. The shaft is even rarer now-a-days, its Brazilian Tulipwood, a highly sought after and elusive rosewood species. Tulipwood is highly protected and a trade restricted species, so all tulipwood available today is very old stock from personal collections. It is special that we were able to acquire tulipwood large enough to make this lathe-turned shaft. Tulipwood is also pinky-peachy colored and very pretty. Rhodochrosite is just the perfect lapidary inlay, its pinks and patterns complete this cane perfectly. Copper in the divider and a copper ferrule with rubber tip finishes the bottom for a total length of 37" and is not adjustable on account of the ferrule. This stick would make a comfortable and sturdy companion.


M A T E R I A L S

Handle – Pink Ivory from S. Africa
Divider – Copper
Shaft – Brazilian Tulipwood
Lapidary - Rhodochrosite, from an old collection, origins unknown