Gewa 1/16 CELLO BOWS CARBON STUDENT
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Essential Information About the GEWA Cello Bow 1/16
Essential Information About the GEWA Cello Bow 1/16
- Size 1/16 : designed for very young cellists and child-sized instruments
- Round stick : stable grip, ideal for practicing bowing technique and consistency
- Natural hair : precise grip to initiate dynamics and articulation
- Careful finishes : ebony frog and slide, mother-of-pearl eye, stamped "GEWA"
Manufacturer Information
Gewa
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info@gewamusic.com
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A Study Bow by GEWA
Designed to support the first years of learning, this GEWA bow emphasizes simplicity, reliability, and an easy-to-control response to promote rapid progress on a 1/16 cello.
For Whom and What Uses?
Suitable for beginners (music school, private lessons), it is perfect for practicing open strings, détaché strokes, and initial slurs. Ideal for introductory, classical, and pedagogical repertoire.
Sound
Thanks to the natural hair, the grip on the string is clear and helps achieve a more consistent sound from the very first sessions. The ebony frog provides a sense of control and good stability in the hand.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For optimal grip and to protect the hair, use a rosin suitable for the cello bow.
Technical specifications
| Format | 1/16 | Color | Black |
| Wand material | Carbon | ||
| Size | 1/16 | Slide | ebony |
| Shape | round stick | Eye | mother-of-pearl |
| Frog | ebony | Hair | natural |
Questions frequently asked
Is this bow suitable for a 1/16 cello?
The 1/16 size is designed to accompany a 1/16 sized cello. It is intended for the first years of learning at a music school or in private lessons.
GEWA carbon round bow 1/16: for what level?
This model is suitable for beginners working on open strings, detached bowing, and initial slurs. Its round carbon stick promotes easy-to-control responsiveness.
What type of hair does this cello bow use?
Natural hair provides a clean grip on the string and contributes to more consistent sound production.
Is the frog made of ebony?
The frog and the slide are made of ebony. A mother-of-pearl eye is set into the frog.
Is rosin necessary to use with this bow?
Using rosin suitable for a cello bow is recommended to optimize the grip of the natural hair. It also helps protect the hair during use. For initiation exercises, it supports working on detached bowing and slurs.



