Bloodwood, scientifically known as Brosimum rubescens, has attracted people’s attention for its unique deep, bright, vivid red color and extreme hardness. The Bloodwood gets its name from its rich, deep red to reddish-brown color.
Bloodwood trees are native to tropical South America and can reach impressive heights, often topping 80-150 feet. It comes from a deciduous tree ( sheds its leaves each autumn).
Bloodwood is one of the most popular domestic woods for woodworking. Wood is considered a premium exotic hardwood, widely used for furniture, flooring, and carving. Bluewood can be used for outdoor and indoor purpose.  Bloodwood trees are native to tropical South America and can reach impressive heights, often topping 80-150 feet. It comes from a deciduous tree ( sheds its leaves each autumn).
Stabilization is a wood hardening process