I was hesitant to list this item, so I took it down, but I'm relisting it for a limited time. I didn't use it often, and I think it's in very beautiful condition. The sound is very rich and beautiful, but it's a Tourte type, so I think it's for advanced players. This model is a rare item that is no longer sold by the official manufacturer. The stamp is "ARCHET SONOLE" (which is a higher grade than standard advanced models like ARCHET A TOKYO). I think it's TO TRAD-s. The model number has been renewed, but it probably corresponds to the current 410,000 yen model. It weighs about 63.1 grams. It's a heavy bow for a violin bow, and it's for advanced players, but if you master it, you can enjoy a very full tone. Iwao Furusawa used to use a cello bow for the violin, but even if you can't do that, I feel like this bow, while being for violin, is easy to produce a feeling of sticking to the strings, and I'm hesitant to let it go. The resonance of double stops is very good. It's a Pernambuco bow, and I felt the center of gravity was slightly towards the middle. The sound is clear, full, and good, and it's very easy to do spiccato, etc. Archet seems to have Sartory, Pecatte, Tourte, and Lamy types now, and since this is a Tourte type, it may be a little more for advanced players than a regular Sartory, but you can use it for a lifetime! It was in an Archet case that I sold for 9,800 yen a while ago. (Please refer to the history if you like) I will pack the bow itself in a new pipe and ship it securely. The brown color and the elaborate decorations are perfect for those who want to pay attention to the appearance during the performance. 【Durability and Performance】 It uses high-quality materials, is highly durable, and can withstand long hours of use. It also demonstrates excellent sound quality performance. - Brand: Archet - Material: Pernambuco - Decoration: Parisian Eye, Original Wrapping - Color: Brown - Shape: Bow Tip - Bow Length: Approximately 74cm Thank you for viewing.