| Cocobolo is a hardwood from Central America that comes from several related species of the genus Dalbergia. |
| Callicutt found that cocobolo, bocote, pecan, osage orange and acrylic double reeds most resembled the decrescendos of female mallards. |
| The East Indian rosewood back and sides beautifully showcase a unique ribbon inlay of cocobolo and flamed mahogany. |
| A skilled cabinetmaker, he built a pair of end tables from walnut, ash, cocobolo and padauk, steam-bent into curvy multicolored strips that look like pieces of luscious taffy. |
| The scarceness of boxwood and the anxiety to find new colourful sounds, has led to craftsmen looking for noble exotic woods such as Cocobolo, Lignum Vitae or Granadilla. |
| Exports of mahogany, cedar, and cocobolo have already begun. |
