There are a wide range of colors and grain. Book-matched tops only. Very limited supply. We also have some necks with Brazilian rosewood fingerboards. Sometimes this is available as a solid body or book-matched top.
Availability is spotty, and it tends to have a lot of holes to fill which makes it more expensive.
The size of the spots range from very small to very large, creating a very striking, reptilian appearance. True name is White Limba, from Africa. Used in Gibson's Explorer and V's. A medium weight wood similar to mahogany. Black Limba is usually lighter weight with more interesting grain and darker color.