National Guitars

The National Rosita recreates the classic of the same name, originally constructed in the 1930s, with a cherry-red to blackburst finish on a handpainted maple body. The cathedral-style sound holes resemble the silhouette of a lyre, the instrument played by Apollo, Greek God of music. The 14-fret neck features an unbound ebony fretboard, peghead style tuning machines, and mother-of-pearl position markers. A ribbed-sieve coverplate with rubbed nickel finish complete this stunning guitar. The Rosita offers the warm, resonant tone wood body Nationals are known for.