CustomMade.com
Galleries Advanced Search Mailing List For Woodworkers Login

What's New With Our Blog!
Quick Search
Galleries > Specialty Items > Musical Instruments & Accessories > Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar

Galleries
This is the story behind the piece. The inspiration for it, what it’s made of and how it was created. It’s just the artisan’s way of showing you the level of care and detail that goes into what they create. And our way of reassuring you that for one-of-a-kind creations, you’ve come to the right place. So get to know the offerings and when you’re ready, contact the artisans directly. And do us a favor, let them know you found them on CustomMade.com

Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar, Made for an Hawaii Forest Industry Association competition to encourage use of non-threatened woods grown in Hawaii, the back and sides were highly-flamed Kiawe, the soundboard was heavily figured Sugi Pine, the neck and headstock were Australian Red Cedar, the fingerboard was Eucalyptus Saligna, the bridge was 'Ohi'a Lehua, and the bindings, headplate and bridge tie-block were Pheasant Wood. All woods were grown in Hawaii, and none are considered threatened: Kiawe is considered an “invasive weed”, as is Eucalyptus! The peghead had my “JAD” logo in Abalone; both soundboard lower bouts were inlaid with “Maui Girl”™ hula dancer designs in Mother-of-Pearl (one topless and the other “modest”); and the guitar had my signature abalone heelcap. The guitar was fitted with 24K gold plated custom David Rodgers machine tuners with Monkeypod buttons and "Maui Girl"™ engraving.

Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar, Made for an Hawaii Forest Industry Association competition to encourage use of non-threatened woods grown in Hawaii, the back and sides were highly-flamed Kiawe, the soundboard was heavily figured Sugi Pine, the neck and headstock were Australian Red Cedar, the fingerboard was Eucalyptus Saligna, the bridge was 'Ohi'a Lehua, and the bindings, headplate and bridge tie-block were Pheasant Wood. All woods were grown in Hawaii, and none are considered threatened: Kiawe is considered an “invasive weed”, as is Eucalyptus! The peghead had my “JAD” logo in Abalone; both soundboard lower bouts were inlaid with “Maui Girl”™ hula dancer designs in Mother-of-Pearl (one topless and the other “modest”); and the guitar had my signature abalone heelcap. The guitar was fitted with 24K gold plated custom David Rodgers machine tuners with Monkeypod buttons and "Maui Girl"™ engraving.
Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar, Made for an Hawaii Forest Industry Association competition to encourage use of non-threatened woods grown in Hawaii, the back and sides were highly-flamed Kiawe, the soundboard was heavily figured Sugi Pine, the neck and headstock were Australian Red Cedar, the fingerboard was Eucalyptus Saligna, the bridge was 'Ohi'a Lehua, and the bindings, headplate and bridge tie-block were Pheasant Wood. All woods were grown in Hawaii, and none are considered threatened: Kiawe is considered an “invasive weed”, as is Eucalyptus! The peghead had my “JAD” logo in Abalone; both soundboard lower bouts were inlaid with “Maui Girl”™ hula dancer designs in Mother-of-Pearl (one topless and the other “modest”); and the guitar had my signature abalone heelcap. The guitar was fitted with 24K gold plated custom David Rodgers machine tuners with Monkeypod buttons and "Maui Girl"™ engraving.
Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar, Made for an Hawaii Forest Industry Association competition to encourage use of non-threatened woods grown in Hawaii, the back and sides were highly-flamed Kiawe, the soundboard was heavily figured Sugi Pine, the neck and headstock were Australian Red Cedar, the fingerboard was Eucalyptus Saligna, the bridge was 'Ohi'a Lehua, and the bindings, headplate and bridge tie-block were Pheasant Wood. All woods were grown in Hawaii, and none are considered threatened: Kiawe is considered an “invasive weed”, as is Eucalyptus! The peghead had my “JAD” logo in Abalone; both soundboard lower bouts were inlaid with “Maui Girl”™ hula dancer designs in Mother-of-Pearl (one topless and the other “modest”); and the guitar had my signature abalone heelcap. The guitar was fitted with 24K gold plated custom David Rodgers machine tuners with Monkeypod buttons and "Maui Girl"™ engraving.

Hawaiian Woods Classical Guitar

guitarmasterworks  Wailuku, Hawaii

Made for an Hawaii Forest Industry Association competition to encourage use of non-threatened woods grown in Hawaii, the back and sides were highly-flamed Kiawe, the soundboard was heavily figured Sugi Pine, the neck and headstock were Australian Red Cedar, the fingerboard was Eucalyptus Saligna, the bridge was 'Ohi'a Lehua, and the bindings, headplate and bridge tie-block were Pheasant Wood. All woods were grown in Hawaii, and none are considered threatened: Kiawe is considered an “invasive weed”, as is Eucalyptus! The peghead had my “JAD” logo in Abalone; both soundboard lower bouts were inlaid with “Maui Girl”™ hula dancer designs in Mother-of-Pearl (one topless and the other “modest”); and the guitar had my signature abalone heelcap. The guitar was fitted with 24K gold plated custom David Rodgers machine tuners with Monkeypod buttons and "Maui Girl"™ engraving.

Estimated cost to produce a similar item:
Call or email for a quote

Shipping & Installation Information

This guitar is no longer available. Please call for a quote for your copy.

See all items from this Artisan

 
CustomMade on Facebook CustomMade on Twitter CustomMade on Flicker
Visit us at
About Contact Press FAQ Legal/Privacy Advertise Our Friends
Copyright © 2009 CustomMade Ventures Corp. All Rights Reserved. | v.2.1.9