This violin, handmade from spruce, ebony and rosewood, is fitted with gut strings and is perfect to play music from the 1780-1800 period. Christian Bayon, aided by his assistant, used wood essences that have dried for over 20 years as well as natural vanish and glues to make this violin following centennial violin making techniques.

Christian Bayon and his assistant used spruce, ebony and rosewood to create this violin inspired by Guarnerius Del Gésù. The handmade violin was assembled using natural varnishes and glues, using wood that has been seasoned for over twenty years. Christian Bayon uses traditional violin making techniques, similar to those used centuries ago to build the violin.

This violin, a personal model, was built using flamed maple, spruce, ebony and boxwood. The violin, handmade by Christian Bayon and his assistant, was assembled using natural glues and varnishes following ancestral techniques similar to those used 500 years ago.