Crafted with masterful precision and unmistakable artistry, this John Norwood Lee cello bow embodies elegance, responsiveness, and balance. Featuring exquisite gold-mounted fittings and a genuine ivory frog, this bow is a testament to Lee’s legacy as one of America's most respected modern bow makers.

Weight: 82g

Frog: Ivory

Mounting: 14k gold with matching button

Stick: Pernambuco of premium quality, expertly cambered for clarity and control

Balance: Even, with a responsive feel across the entire range

Tone: Warm, focused, and articulate — ideal for solo and ensemble work

This bow is not only a performance tool but a work of visual and acoustic refinement. Its materials and craftsmanship are suited for advanced and professional cellists seeking both nuance and projection in their playing.

Due to the use of ivory, travel outside of the United States is prohibited.

John Norwood Lee (b. 1953) is a distinguished American maker and restorer of fine bows for stringed instruments, based in Chicago. Originally from near San Francisco, Lee began his craft in 1977 when he joined the renowned Bein & Fushi workshop in Chicago. By 1978, he had opened his own bow-making and restoration shop. Lee’s dedication to traditional craftsmanship has earned him widespread acclaim. In 1982, he was awarded a prestigious Gold Medal for workmanship at the Violin Society of America competition.