Collection · Tradition & Folk

Bespoke Cases for Traditional Instruments

Instruments from around the world, folk instruments, instruments used for meditation or music therapy, percussion instruments, accordions: Victor Vorko pays particular attention to historic and traditional objects, with the aim of preserving them while elevating their beauty. Many have never had a case of their own—their bespoke case becomes the first.

Collection Pieces

Banjo – the case follows the curve of the body and the long neck

Case for Kobza – the founding gesture of the Maison

Saz – the long neck fitted to the millimetre, ochre velvet

Balalaika – the triangular case, green velvet

Orpharion – pearl-grey chenille

The Making of a Case

— 01 —

The Case

Red velvet, gilded fittings – completed, it awaits its instrument.

— 02 —

The Instrument

The marquetry hurdy-gurdy settles into its exact position—the same case, made for it alone.

Closed, Ready for the Journey

Banjo

The circular body and long neck enclosed in silence.

Balalaïka

The instrument’s precise triangle, and nothing more.

Cistre

Reinforced corners, a centred handle – designed for the journey.

The Signature Gesture of This Collection

Rounded bodies, angled necks, asymmetrical cases: this is where bespoke craftsmanship truly comes into its own.

Every traditional instrument has its own geometry, balance and history. Each case is designed around these singular characteristics, with no standard template and no compromise.

A rounded body, an endless neck: a geometry with no equivalent in mass production.

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Contact

Your instrument may exist as a one-of-a-kind piece. Its case should too.

Victor Vorko personally responds to every enquiry.