Luna’s Woodland Bamboo Dreadnought pairs natural tone with exotic-wood looks
The all-bamboo body is adorned with ripples and a laser-etched leaf design

Luna has introduced the Woodland Bamboo Dreadnought, part of the company’s Bamboo Series of acoustic guitars.
The square-shoulder model boasts 100 percent bamboo top, back and sides, with a laser-etched leaf design around the sound hole and “ripples” along the body.
Other features include a set mahogany C-shape neck, 20-fret pau ferro fingerboard with pearl Moon Phase inlays, pau ferro bridge, Graph Tech NuBone nut, chrome hardware and sealed die-cast tuners.
The Woodland Bamboo Dreadnought comes in a satin natural finish for $259.
For more information, head to Luna Guitars.
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