Olive and Walnut
Title: "Olive & Walnut"
Type: Concert






A few years ago I played with this color combination in a tenor instrument that I built and thought I would re-create the idea but this time in a concert size ukulele.
The body is Curly Claro (or California) Walnut. The soundboard is a very tight grained Sitka Spruce. This makes a pretty instrument with a big full sound.