Pardon the pun, but being cited is always a pleasure. When the entity citing us is a bilingual guide that surveys Milanese artisanal excellence, then a bit of excitement is also justified.
All this to tell you that you can find the Jacaranda violin workshop in the guide Milano su misura – Craft shopping guide, an interesting initiative by the publisher Gruppo Editoriale, which lists the artisanal excellences in Milan. Divided into 9 sections—from jewelry to high fashion, from furniture to accessories—the guide also includes a chapter on musical instruments. Thus—alongside splendid names like that of Carlo Restelli, a magnificent builder of harpsichords and the like; Carlo Chiesa and Lorenzo Rossi, who make string instruments; Fabio di Natale, who crafts flutes; and Piero Cavalazzi, a bow maker—modern violin making is also represented, specifically by us.
An honor we—forgive us—like to boast about a little. And one we like to share with you, also to point out a book that offers valuable information for finding skilled and prestigious artisans in Milan across the most varied fields.
At this link, the full presentation of the guide
