
Pernambuco Violin Bow by Luan Ruy
2Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name of Luan Ruy
An excellent definition of a high level of artistry, use of quality materials, and craftsmanship from one of Brazil's emerging contemporary bow makers.
Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name of Juliano Oliveira
Juliano Oliveira is a Brazilian archetier who worked in the L'archet Brasil firm under the direction of Manoel Francisco. Using the highest quality Pernambuco wood, he produced high-quality bows that are elegant and beautiful and have superb playability. This is an excellent definition of a high level of artistry, use of quality materials, and craftsmanship from one of Brazil's emerging contemporary bow makers.
2Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name of Luan Ruy
3Pernambuco Violin Bow by Felippe Polesi. This bow represents the finest elements of quality craftsmanship, which can take your sound to the next level!
Dorfler Violin Bow - 19a Pernambuco Wood - Master Bow - Octagonal Product Features:
• Best Pernambuco stick
• Octagonal (19 Round)
• Fine ebony frog with split heel plate
• Trimmed slide
• Parisian eye
• Three-part ebony button with an eye
• Metal Blanc winding
0Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name Camilo Herculano. Herculano's work is consistently high in quality and admired by professional players.
1Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name of E. Sacramento.
Dorfler Violin Bow - 191 Pernambuco Wood - Master Bow - Round Features:
• Ia Pernambuco stick
• Round (192 Octagonal)
• Fine ebony frog with split heel plate
• Trimmed slide
• Parisian eye
• Three-part ebony button with eight inlaid eyes
• Metal blanc winding
Doerfler Violin Bow - 17 Pernambuco Wood Features:
• Excellent Pernambuco stick
• Octagon
• Ebony frog with heel plate
• Large single eye
• Three-part button with an eye
• Metal blanc winding
1Pernambuco violin bow, made in Brazil by a master bow maker with the name of Siqueira. Valdecir Siqueira was a Brazilian bowmaker who was one of the first Brazilian craftsmen to study bow-making in Europe.