Real Wood Parts!
The external wooden bridge transfers string vibrations directly down into the 3D-printed instrument body.
Inside the acoustic cavity, a traditional wood soundpost is wedged vertically between the top and back plates to provide essential structural support under string tension.
Combining a real wood bridge and internal soundpost with the polymer body helps bridge the gap between modern manufacturing and classic acoustic resonance.
The AMANI 3D Violin
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Amani: Where Harmony Meets Innovation
Amani carries a deep, dual meaning that reflects our vision for the future of music:
- In Swahili, Amani means "Peace and Harmony." We believe music is a universal language that brings people together, creating harmony through innovation.
- In Arabic, Amani means "Wishes and Aspirations." Our mission is to create 3D-printed violins that empower musicians worldwide to reach their highest aspirations.
The Amani 3D Violin rests at the intersection where peaceful harmony meets forward-thinking design.
