Ashwood Guitar / Bass stand by M-ski

Handcrafted Ashwood Guitar Stand.

This guitar stand is more than just a functional accessory—it’s a pedestal for the work of art, your guitar. Handcrafted in Poland, Europe, it exudes elegance and sophistication. Here are the key features that set it apart:

• Material: Crafted from solid European Ashwood, this stand showcases the richness and depth of this beautiful, underrated wood. Each piece is sourced from sustainable, certified forests, ensuring both quality and environmental responsibility.
• Finish: The stand is finished with a selected mixture of oils, enhancing the natural beauty of Ashwood. Unlike most stands finished with polyurethane varnishes, no artificial coatings were used here, allowing the wood’s character to shine through. 
• In two options: 
  - clear, solid Ashwood
  - or ebonized to pitch black  
  - bleached 
  - walnut stain
• Design: The unique grain pattern, inherent to the species, adds a touch of individuality to each stand. The stainless steel bar, anodized for durability, provides support for your guitar. Opt for the sleek satin black if you prefer a bold contrast. 
• Functionality: This stand is substantial, ensuring stability for your instrument. The padded base protects both the stand and your floor surface.

Customization: Need specific dimensions? No problem! The stand’s approximate measurements—43cm width x 27cm depth x 103cm height—can be tailored to your requirements. The distance between the base and the guitar neck fork (97cm or 38 inches) provides ample space for your guitar.
Weight: At 6kg (13.5 lb), this stand strikes the balance between robustness and portability.
Whether you’re a professional musician, a collector, or simply someone who appreciates fine craftsmanship, this Ashwood guitar stand will present your instrument as it should be presented. 

*The bass guitar option has the spine extended by 10%

If you have any questions - don´t hesitate to message me directly.

Ps: Obviously guitar is not included, but the harmonious notes of your own guitar certainly are.

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