We have a range of bows for violin, viola in cello in different qualities and price ranges. We have wood bows as well as composite. Please ask us for more details. Our popular vegan bows are shown below.

Bows — Vegan Violin, Viola & Cello | AR Distribution

Vegan Bows — Violin • Viola • Cello

Beautifully made, intermediate-level bows that give a clean, projecting sound — with no animal parts. Composite sticks with high carbon content and premium synthetic hair.

100% vegan 70% carbon fibre sticks Coruss synthetic hair Nickel-mounted
Vegan bow — frog and wrap detail

Why players like these bows

Clean, projecting voice
Purpose-built to play at an intermediate level with clarity and focus.
Consistent materials
70% carbon-fibre composite stick with premium Coruss synthetic hair.
Durable fittings
Nickel mountings, ebony frog/slide, synthetic lapping, one-piece button.

We also carry wood and non-vegan composite bows across a range of qualities — get in touch for details.

Vegan Violin Bow

  • Composite stick with 70% carbon fibre
  • Coruss synthetic bow hair
  • Nickel mountings; ebony frog & slide
  • Synthetic lapping; one-piece button
  • Weight: ~60 g (4/4)
  • Responsive with a clear sound

Trade

Vegan violin bow — tip detail

Vegan Viola Bow

  • Composite stick with 70% carbon fibre
  • Coruss synthetic bow hair
  • Nickel mountings; ebony frog & slide
  • Synthetic lapping; one-piece button
  • Weight: ~67 g
  • Responsive with a clear sound

Trade

Vegan viola bow — frog detail

Vegan Cello Bow

  • Composite stick with 70% carbon fibre
  • Coruss synthetic bow hair
  • Nickel mountings; ebony frog & slide
  • Synthetic lapping; one-piece button
  • Weight: ~78 g
  • Responsive with a clear sound

Trade

Vegan cello bow — head detail
Vegan cello bow — hair close-up Vegan cello bow — head profile

Getting started with synthetic hair

Synthetic hair takes rosin a little differently to horsehair. For the first application, use a slightly stickier rosin than you normally would to charge the hair. After that, rosin as usual.

Workshop image — instrument top and f-hole detail