Wujin Wood is generally more expensive than Mahogany. This is due to factors such as rarity, quality, and demand. Wujin Wood, also known as Zelkova wood, is highly prized for its durability, hardness, and aesthetic appeal. It is sourced from the Zelkova serrata tree, which is native to East Asia, particularly in Japan. The limited availability of this wood, along with its high demand in the furniture and flooring industries, contributes to its higher price. Mahogany, on the other hand, is a more widely available hardwood, with several species available. While it is also highly valued for its rich grain and durability, the abundance of different Mahogany species and their widespread cultivation make it less expensive than Wujin Wood. According to the American Hardwood Export Council, the average price of Mahogany in 2020 was around $3.50 per board foot, whereas Wujin Wood could cost upwards of $10 per board foot, depending on the grade and source.