The Arts and Crafts movement flourished between 1860-1910 and started as a reaction against the styles developed by machine production. Objects were simple in form, without superfluous decoration - and they tended to emphasize the qualities of the materials used (“truth to material”). Their patterns were greatly inspired by flora and fauna.

Luna’s Craftsman guitar has many of the same characteristics as its namesake movement. Its simple rosette and fret markers were inspired by a classic ‘rose’ design made famous by Dard Hunter, one of the most well-respected designers of the era. It is crafted of solid spruce, ebony, mahogany and koa - with mother-of-pearl inlay - for excellence in both form and tonal quality.