Dorfler Violin Bow - 6 Brazilwood - Basic - Round Features:

• good brazilwood stick

• round (6a octagon)

• ebony frog with bottom slide and eye

• three-part button

• metal blanc winding

Doerfler Violin Bow 9 Brazil Wood - Nickel Silver Features:

• Selected brazil wood stick

• Octagon

• Ebony frog full lined

• Parisian eye

• Three-part button with eye

• Metal blanc winding

W. Doerfler Violin Bow #16 Pernambuco Wood Features:

• Better Pernambuco stick

• Round

• Ebony frog with heel plate

• Parisian eye

• Three-part button with eye

• Metal blanc winding

Dorfler Violin Bow - 14a Pernambuco Wood - Basic Bow - Octagonal Features:

• Good pernambuco stick

• Octagonal (14 Round)

• Ebony frog with slide and eye

• Single button with an eye

• Metal blanc winding

Dorfler Violin Bow - 9 Brazilwood - Nickel Silver Features

• Selected brazilwood stick

• Octagon

• Ebony frog fully lined

• Parisian eye

• Three-part button with eye

• Metal blanc winding

Dorfler Violin Bow - 10 Brazilwood - Nickel Silver Features

• best brazilwood stick

• octagon

• ebony frog with split lining

• trimmed slide

• Parisian eye

• three-part button with mother-of-pearl eye

• metal blanc winding

Ipe wood bows are an outstanding, sustainable alternative to Pernambuco bows, offering exceptional tonal quality, durability, and value. They deliver a warm, clear sound with excellent responsiveness and are resistant to warping and environmental changes. Ipe bows are ideal for musicians seeking a reliable, eco-friendly, and affordable option without compromising on performance.

Key Features:

• Warm, clear, and focused tone

• Durable and resistant to warping

• Lightweight and well-balanced

• Sustainable and eco-friendly

• Suitable for all playing styles

• Affordable alternative to Pernambuco

W. Doerfler Violin Bow 10 Brazil Wood - Nickel Silver Features:

• Best brazilwood stick

• Octagon

• Ebony frog with split lining

• Trimmed slide

•Parisian eye

• Three-part button with mother-of-pearl eye

• Metal blanc winding