Why is mahogany harvested?
Mahogany has been popular for centuries. With a well-established reputation on the international market for beauty and durability, mahogany is traded worldwide as sawn wood, in plywood, as veneer, and as finished furniture products. The hardness and deep reddish-brown color of the wood make it a popular material for furniture, inlays, veneers, and musical instruments.
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