Species Introduction

North American walnut (Black walnut) sapwood ranges from white to light brown, while the dried heartwood appears light brown to brown-black, occasionally with purple streaks. The wood grain is generally straight, occasionally showing waves, curls, burls, and forked patterns.

Production Areas and Distribution

North American walnut, scientifically known as Juglans nigra and also called black walnut, is renowned worldwide for having the best and most stable wood quality among its global production regions. The export volume of North American black walnut has consistently ranked at the top globally.

Applications

Solid Wood Furniture, Premium Woodcraft: North American (black) walnut exhibits a rich color, fine texture, and moderate hardness, making it resistant to deformation and highly durable. It is commonly used in solid wood furniture, cabinets, crafts, high-end millwork products, interior decoration, tabletops, and veneers. Its heartwood is particularly favored in the crafting of exquisite American furniture and flooring.

• Musical Instruments: Due to its resistance to warping, it is often used in the construction of musical instruments.
• Pairing: The heartwood ranges from light brown to deep coffee tones, occasionally with purple hues and darker streaks.