Walnut, California is a city in which a lot of fighting games have been played, and walnut is also a kind of wood that you can find controllers made of.
The Card by Shoebill Gaming can have one or two thumb keys. Its look can also be light wood, dark wood, or custom art.
Brian Hill Woodworks is an LLC that offers wooden cases in lever or leverless format that are finished with Danish oil.
The WoodFloor's 14-button split layout allows you to move your hands freely, but you can still order this controller with only 13 buttons.
The Plette's unique selling proposition is its recessed palm rest that may be your greatest ergonomic unlock yet.
When not making wooden accessories for tech, StepUpSFF makes stuff like the Retro Lever-less Arcade Controller (also in WASD format).
Nipe Arcade Originals is a premium source of custom controllers made of some of the finest woods known to man.
Arborcade makes classy wooden controllers without sacrificing performance, such as a walnut or mahogany controller with Sanwa buttons.
El Clasico is an artsy alternative to the Smash Box that may step up your Smash performance at the next tournament.