Handmade Morawetz Violin Chinrest in Ceylonese Ebony, Himalayan Boxwood, or Ceylonese Ebony

Handmade Morawetz Violin Chinrest in Ceylonese Ebony, Himalayan Boxwood, or Ceylonese EbonyThe Morawetz is a low side mounted chinrest that is rather hard to find despite its comfort and design favored for its gentle leverage and the lip that extends over the tailpiece. It is 21 mm at the highest point. The Ebony (Diospyros ebenum) is pure black, harvested in Sri Lanka or the Chotonagpur Plateau in India. Then it is aged to assure stability and quarter sawn before being made into the individual parts. The Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) is

The Morawetz is a low side mounted chinrest that is rather hard to find despite its comfort and design favored for its gentle leverage and the lip that extends over the tailpiece. It is 21 mm at the highest point.

The Ebony (Diospyros ebenum) is pure black, harvested in Sri Lanka or the Chotonagpur Plateau in India. Then it is aged to assure stability and quarter sawn before being made into the individual parts.

The Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) is harvested in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is originally off-white and air aged to assure stability. After sectioning into quarter-sawn boards, it is carved and then stained a tasteful orange-brown.

The quarter sawn rosewood (Dalbergia Latifolia), is harvested in north east India. It is aged in the log for a minimum of two years. Only large logs with the straightest grain are selected for our fittings.

The cork (Quercus suber) is the finest quality, fitted precisely to minimize acoustic interference and to maximize stability. The chrome fittings are all individually fitted by hand and are straight and thread easily.

It is available for violists if the viola bracket upgrade is purchased.

Figaro Importers fittings are carved precisely to maximize acoustic performance, strength, and durability.