【Shipping after April 2nd】 This is a boxwood (tsuge) chinrest in the Guarneri style. Compared to ebony, it is lighter and softer, producing a round, bright sound. It is also recommended for those who find chinrests painful. The legs are Hill-style, so they put less stress on the instrument. However, they are slightly heavier than standard chinrest feet. It allows for a slightly more centered posture than the Dresden style, and a position more to the left than the Flesch style. For 4/4 violin. I purchased it from Shimamura Music for about 6500 yen and used it for about six months. When I had my instrument adjusted at Shimamura Music, they applied cork to the part that contacts the instrument. It is in good condition with no discoloration or warping, but I am selling it because I am switching to a Flesch style. - Material: Boxwood (tsuge) - Color: Brown - Features: Tail-over-piece 　It straddles the tailpiece. 　The cup is on the left side of the tailpiece. - Parts: Metal Hill model feet Thank you for looking.