The Burmese rosewood you bought may be these kinds of wood.

There are African Huang Huali, commonly known as "safflower pear", Angolan rosewood, Guyi Sumu, and Solanum lyratum in the market, which belong to Solanum of Hematology, with loose pores, single-tube holes and double-tube holes. Antirrhinum japonicum belongs to the genus Antirrhinum, and its heartwood is pink or brick red, but it turns orange-brown with yellowish brown stripes after a long time. Croton belongs to Croton of Hemerocallis, and its heartwood changes from dark red to chocolate with pink stripes. Burmese red lacquer belongs to the genus Rhus (Poppy) of Uraciaceae, also known as Renga lacquer, Red Heart lacquer and Nanyang lacquer, belonging to Rhus of Uraciaceae. Porous wood. Leguminosae belongs to Leguminosae and belongs to Butterfly Family.

Map of big fruit rosewood