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| Archet Bows from Japan | |||
| Price: P.O.A. | |||
| ID | MUS-132 | ||
| Created | 28 Apr 2010 | ||
| Description | Archet is a Japanese bow making company that produces a wide range of fine bows for violins, viola, cellos and double basses. All bows are made in the French bow making tradition and are modeled on the works of the most influential French makers such as Tourte, Peccatte and Sartory. Over the past 25 years Archet has accumulated a very large stock of Pernambuco from Brazil which allows the company to select the most suitable materials for each grade of bow. The bow makers in charge of the workshop also produce their own elite bows and these have won awards or certificates in various international bow making competitions - gold medal at the VSA, 1994; silver prize at Manchester International Festival, 1995; various certificate of merit at VSA, 1994. Archet are proud to include among its clients many fine musicians such as Pinchas Zukerman, Augustin Dumay, Mariko Senju, Masafumi Hori, Tsugio Tokunaga and Yuri Bashmet. KG Instruments are the sole distributors of these fine bows in Australia. Please contact us for more details. |
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| Size | 4/4 | ||
| Seller | KG Instruments (wholesaler) | ||
| City | Sydney | ||
| State | NSW | ||
| Internet link | More on Archet bows | ||
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