Established in 1938 by Leon Glasser in his Bronx, New York workshop, Glasser Bows has been a pioneering force in bow making for over eight decades. Initially crafting wooden bows, the company revolutionized the industry by introducing durable fiberglass bows, providing a resilient alternative to traditional materials. Under the leadership of Leon's grandson, Andrew Glasser, the company continues to innovate, offering a diverse range of bows and carbon composite instruments that cater to musicians of all levels.
Glasser Violins is a pioneering brand known for its durable, affordable, and innovative bowed string instruments. Founded in the 1930s, Glasser began as a bow manufacturer before expanding into carbon fiber and composite violins, violas, and cellos. Their instruments are designed to withstand the rigors of travel, climate changes, and daily student use, making them popular in education and performance settings.
Glasser’s patented carbon composite technology offers excellent tone and responsiveness with enhanced durability over traditional wood instruments. Their violins come in various levels—from entry-level student models to advanced carbon composite instruments with professional features. The brand also offers hybrid and acoustic-electric models for modern versatility
