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Armin Sesek Case, 2010

This Enigma Aureum case (Series 1) was built using soft beige suede leather in place of the normal dark brown leather. The harmonic equilibrium between beige and brown makes a particularly pleasing effect, rendering the case aesthetically balanced and understated.

    

     

 
Matthew Means Case, 2009.

GoStrings.com handled the commissioning of this special Enigma (Series 1) case, which is faced with black leather on the hard surfaces. The color combination, entirely decided upon by the customer, is very effective and not surprisingly has generated much interest.

  

   

 
Janet McGehee Case, 2008.

This Enigma was made by reversing the color scheme (like in the blue Exercise of Style 2007, below) with the addition of a black treatment of the bow ribbons and bow cushions. Since this customer uses a Comford rest, we made space for it in the far right end of the case.

    

   

 
Teresa Costello Case, 2008.

This customer liked the Enigma design but preferred the materials and look of the Salvatore Accardo by Musafia. So Mr. Musafia made an Enigma Aureum with a blue leather, silk velvet and satin interior, using the wider (16mm vs. 11) "Accardo" burlwood trim to lighten the chromatic effect, counterbalancing the blue bow ribbons. This case is now in Ireland. 

    

     

 
Brook Taube Case, 2007.

The squaring of a circle: that's a good way to define Mr. Taube's request. This customer wanted the elegance of the leather-lined Enigma Aureum with the comparatively light weight of the Enigma Leggero, but with waterproofing, Tropicalization, and the special touch offered of suede-like frame covering. 

           

          

 
Ivo Stankov Case no. 1, 2007.

U.K. violinist Mr. Ivo Stankov ordered two Enigma cases, however each one on a different and unique color scheme. This all-black version is exceptional in it's class and simplicity and has been ordered by other customers..

    

     

 
Ivo Stankov Case no. 2, 2007.

The second Enigma case Mr. Stankov ordered was again in the name of simplicity, but this time on a green color theme.

     

     

 

Exercise of style, 2007.

Mr. Musafia reversed the positioning of the patterned velvet with the monocolor velvet in this study. The result is very pleasing and was selected for appearance in the Giornale della Musica monthly.  

            

The artisan attention and care of the Musafia workshop is your guarantee that you will receive not only helpful, personalized service in the creation of your dream case, but also the long-term satisfaction that only your ideas and Musafia quality can provide.

         

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