Brazilwood Cello Bow - Chinese 4/4
  • Brazilwood Cello Bow - Chinese 4/4
1076VC This is FULL SIZE Brazilwood Cello Bow - Chinese Made from real Brazilwood, octagonal shaft shape with wound wire grip, half-lined ebony frog with eye and three-part button. Available sizes 4/4 - 1/8 are available Read more

1076VC This is FULL SIZE Brazilwood Cello Bow - Chinese Made from real Brazilwood, octagonal shaft shape with wound wire grip, half-lined ebony frog with eye and three-part button. Available sizes 4/4 - 1/8 are available too. Most adults are 4/4. Email me if you need a different size! violin@shilakowskyarts.com Once your order is placed, we ship directly to your address. Shipping only to continental USA at this time. (Not shipping to Alaska/hawaii or islands at this time. Sorry). If you buy in person, you save the shipping cost!!! Email me!

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dörfler Bows

please inquire about available European made bows

Dörfler Bows

hand crafted bows made by a traditional family-owned enterprise. 

Dörfler is committed to sustainability of used resources. We are particularly dedicated to support reforestation projects of pernambuco trees, which come from northern and central-east Brazil.

Since 2007, this rare type of tree is an internationally protected species. Exporting pernambuco wood is therefore a complicated task requiring detailed consideration. Dörfler is a member and supporter of the I.P.C.I. Organisation, which is committed to the sustainability and reforestation of this precious type of tree.

Pernambo is a very slow-growing wood. Trees from reforestation projects are therefore unlikely to be available for bow making in the near future. Fortunately, Dörfler Bogen has in its reserve at least 30-year-old stocks of wood.

ask me about availability of European made bows from Lothar Seifert and Mönnig 

Höfner Bows

Made in Germany

/hofner-bowsKarl Höfner GmbH & Co. KG is still a German, family-run company with a long tradition.
Our company headquarters are located in the Middle Franconian town of Baiersdorf / Hagenau in the direct vicinity to the university town of Erlangen and about 30 kilometres north of Nuremberg.