About Us

We bring antique sound into the modern world.

Our instruments are faithful recreations of historical woodwinds crafted using a unique blend of cutting-edge technology and skilled handwork. Each piece is 3D modeled from originals, printed in high-quality materials, then carefully hand-finished to meet the standards of both professional musicians and passionate beginners. Why 3D print historical woodwinds? Because it opens up new possibilities. You get the sound, look, and feel of the originals, without the fragility, cost, or long wait times of traditional craftsmanship.

Whether you're a student or amateur exploring Early Music, a performer needing a reliable backup, or just curious to try a rare instrument, our instruments are designed to be accessible, durable, and acoustically faithful. They're not replacements for traditional wooden instruments: we see them as companions. They make it easier to practice for long hours, travel, or experiment with historically accurate fingerings and tuning.

Each instrument is tested and fine-tuned by professional musicians before it leaves our hands.

From the past, made for today.

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The Team

Federico Xiccato

Engineer by day, musician by night.

With a degree in modern flute and a background in engineering, Federico spends his days designing industrial machines and roller coasters and his evenings diving deep into Early Music. Over the years, he's studied the recorder, baroque flute, and renaissance cornetto, driven by a curiosity for the sounds of the past.

He brings together his love of architecture, math, physics, and antique instruments to create precise, playable replicas using advanced 3D modelling and printing. Federico has worked with institutions like the University of Turin and the Royal College of Music in London to recreate historical woodwind instruments down to the finest detail.

Oh, that recorder? By chance, I happen to be in possession of its technical drawing...

Caterina is a trained modern flutist with a background in accounting - proof that spreadsheets and sonatas can coexist. She has years of experience maintaining wind instruments and fine-tuning 3D-printed replicas to professional standards.

Caterina specialises in adjusting the delicate mechanics of both modern and historical winds, ensuring every key, spring, and pad is in perfect shape.

An axe, some oil, and WD40, that's all it takes.