A hard, dense hardwood from African trees, valued for fine furniture, musical instruments, and decorative purposes.
From Bantu languages of Central Africa; the exact origin is uncertain but the word refers to trees of the genus Guibourtia found in Central and West Africa.
Bubinga wood is so dense it sinks in water—it's used for everything from high-end speakers to violin bows because sound travels through it so clearly!
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