Dorfler 300-D Brazilwood Violin Bow
Dorfler wood bows are a matter of fact. Here, an optimally finely adapted trio of materials are put to use: Massaranduba for the stick, genuine ebony from tropical Africa for the frog and finest mother of pearl or iris for the eyes and slides.
As Massaranduba is very heavy and hard, these bows lie particularly well in the hand of the musician. The dark black, very dense heart wood of the frog provides the player of these bows with a pronounced harmonic tone.
The 300-D Vioiln Bow is a round stick brazilwood bow with a half lined ebony frog. The bow hair consists exclusively of natural white horse hair from selected steppe horses of Inner Asia. Hair which neither waves or becomes rotten. The elaborate mountings of mother of pearl and precious metals on the pore free ebony frog are valuable refinements, which lend the Dörfler Master Bows their relevant appearance and long lifetime.
