Pickaso Guitar Bow was born out of a passion for guitars and the unique sound of strumming with a violin bow. Inspired by legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, who famously used a violin bow to play the intro to "Dazed and Confused," I began experimenting with this technique. While playing an electric guitar with a violin bow created magical sounds, my true love was the acoustic guitar. The warm, rich, and natural sounds of the acoustic guitar captivated me when played with a bow.

I chose to innovate. I spent a lot of time designing a compact and efficient solution. After numerous attempts, I concluded that the optimal solution was to use the guitar’s sound-hole as the picking area, with a small, compact bow that could fit beneath the strings. I collaborated with a violin maker to create the first prototype of a dual-hair guitar bow, the first of its kind.

To bring this product to life, I recruited experts in engineering, guitars, and violins. We aimed to create a bow that retained the principles of a violin bow but was specifically adapted for the guitar. After many prototypes and much hard work, we succeeded and created the first model. I named it Pickaso because the unique playing method of this bow-pick was so creative and artistic that it reminded me of a Picasso painting.