Iberica Fado Guitar - Handpainted - Spruce/Sapelli

The Iberica Fado Guitar - Handpainted - Spruce/Sapelli is a beautiful and unique guitar that is perfect for musicians who want an instrument that is both stylish and beautifully crafted.

Handcrafted in Portugal, this guitar is made from a combination of spruce and sapelli woods, which provide a rich and warm tone that is perfect for playing Fado, a traditional Portuguese music genre. The guitar is also handpainted, giving it a one-of-a-kind look that is sure to turn heads. The intricate designs are inspired by Portuguese culture and add to the guitar's overall aesthetic appeal. In addition to its beautiful appearance, the Iberica Fado Guitar is also built to deliver exceptional sound quality. It has a solid spruce top and a sapelli back and sides, which work together to produce a full, resonant sound that is perfect for playing Fado music.

Overall, the Iberica Fado Guitar is a stunning instrument that is both visually striking and sonically impressive. Whether you're an experienced musician or just starting out, this guitar is a great choice for anyone who wants a high-quality instrument that is also a work of art.

Features

• Top: Solid Spruce 

• Back and sides: Sapelli

• Accessories available for sale: Bag (SGF A), Case (EGF), Strings (CORGFCB)

• Strings: Steel and nylon, Tunning -  (1st) aa, gg, DD, Aa, Gg, Cc - Scale lenght 470 mm

• Finish: Open pore

Ibérica was founded in 1976 by António Pinto Carvalho, who descended from a century-old school of luthiers in Porto. The company has about 45 artisans who build several types of traditional Portuguese instruments and chordophones of other origins. Ibérica is the largest national company in this field, producing and selling instruments to more than twenty countries. All instruments are manufactured in Portugal and sold worldwide.

The company invests in the highest technology, seeking the greatest possible rigor and precision in the construction of chordophones. Instrumental however, is the touch of each “luthier” on each instrument, making each piece a work of unique beauty and sound. The symbiosis between the craftsmanship brought from the 19th century and the technology of today is, undoubtedly, the key to the quality and authenticity of each instrument.