The elegant walnut wood comes from walnut trees, which are mostly found in Europe, Asia, and North America. It is characterized by a warm, medium to dark brown color, often with a slight reddish sheen. The grain is usually lively and rich in contrast, with characteristic flame or cloud patterns.

Oak is a hard, durable hardwood that is native to Europe and has been used for centuries. It has a distinctive, coarse-grained texture and varies in color from light yellowish to medium brown, often with a slight olive tint. Available in polished or satin finishes – just as you prefer.

Mahogany is a fine tropical wood that is prized for its deep red to reddish-brown color and its characteristic uniform, fine grain with a silky sheen. It comes mainly from Central and South America and Africa and is one of the most sought-after woods.

Machaerium scleroxylon is a very hard, dense hardwood from South America, mainly Bolivia and Brazil. It has a light to dark brown base color with distinctive purple or black stripes and a decorative grain. Because of its beauty and durability, it is often chosen for musical instruments.

Pyramid mahogany veneer captivates with its striking pyramid-shaped grain, which is created in the radial cut of the mahogany wood. The warm, reddish-brown tones of this rare fine veneer are traditionally used for exclusive furniture, luxury interiors, and fine musical instruments, emphasizing craftsmanship perfection and timeless elegance.

Burl walnut veneer is a decorative wood veneer obtained from the burl (root area) of the walnut tree. The irregular growth in this area creates a particularly striking, often swirling and cloud-like grain with varied color nuances ranging from warm light to deep brown. A distinctive look – warm, lively, and full of depth.

Vavona comes from the burls of the giant sequoia (Sequoia sempervirens). Its reddish-brown tones, sometimes shimmering golden, are enhanced by striking, cloud-like grain patterns. Traditionally used in luxurious furniture and refined interiors, this veneer exudes elegance and exclusivity.

Native to Indonesia, Macassar ebony is a dark, dense wood with striking brown-gold stripes. Its dramatic appearance makes it a favorite for fine furniture, luxury interiors, and distinguished musical instruments.

A preferred inlay design is mahogany inlay on a mahogany-veneered instrument. Here, a dynamic, dark pyramid wood inlay is inserted into fine mahogany (outer frame) as a frame decoration. The filling areas are filled with warm, cloudy grain from madrona veneer (from the wood of the strawberry tree) to create a harmonious, calm contrast. This artistic interplay of three exquisite veneers makes each piece unique – elegant, timeless, and with an unmistakable character.

Macassar ebony with beech wood inlay line

An example of inlay lines is an instrument veneered with fine Macassar ebony, whose dark, lively grain gives it a special depth. A delicate inlay line made of light beech wood adds a subtle accent that breaks up the overall look and emphasizes the elegant shape. The harmonious interplay of dark exoticism and light clarity gives the instrument a timeless aesthetic – both powerful and delicate.