  It takes 4 weeks of full-time work to make a white violin, which is about 200 hours.

   Then it takes 8 weeks to varnish, air dry and setting (not full-time).
   It takes 3 months, or 12 weeks, to turn a tonewoods to a violin.
   A violin maker makes about 15-20 violins a year.

   The advantage of full hand made is that the sound is tested while making, and finally the customer's requirements are met.

   Our customers don't need to test play, because our violins are not selected from mass, they are made according to customer requirements.
   If you see a big master's violin being sold everywhere, it must be made by the big master's factory. Some big masters' hands are shaking. how can they make violins?

   The quality of the violins made by the big master's factory is only slightly better than junk

   Don't buy cheap violins, those will mislead you.

   Violins look the same, but they are actually different. The quality is not determined by the maple flame, the flame is just the appearance.
   If you don't buy our violins, you will always think that the big master's violins are the best, just a frog in the well.