Anegre

This wood comes from trees of the Anigeria genus, which are mainly found in tropical Africa. The wood of the tree is usually processed into veneer.
It resembles European cherry wood in appearance, which means it is often used as interior veneer, usually front veneer. It is also used as a special wood for printing and dyeing. As solid wood, Anegre is used in boat building, for example, as the heartwood is fairly resistant to fungi, insects, and weathering. Like many tropical woods, Anegre contains siliceous deposits in the wood, which quickly blunt tools during processing, but otherwise processing is straightforward, as is drying.
Anegre tends to blue.