Built in Cremona and signed internally by both Luiz Amorim and Leonidas Kavakos, the series brings together historical reference, contemporary craftsmanship, and artistic insight in a rare edition created for musicians and collectors who seek something truly exceptional.
A one-time collaboration. Seven handcrafted violins, benchcopies of the 1734 “Willemotte, Kavakos” Stradivari. Signed. Numbered. Played to inspire.
These instruments are the result of years of observing old instruments, studying makers of the past, and capturing the essence through craft. Luiz Amorim’s process draws from fine arts, scientific observation, and the Cremonese tradition to bring a portrait of the original to life, with soul, not just shape. Each violin is a bridge from the past to the present, involving music, history, and identity. These violins are meant to be played, felt, and passed on. This project is about legacy, carried on.
If you would like to learn more about Luiz Amorim’s work, future commissions, or exceptional instruments connected to Amorim Fine Violins, our specialists will be pleased to guide your inquiry.
