Built in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State, Kyote Woodworks’ banjos take inspiration from the pioneers of the past to create sounds that resonate in the present. From gourd Banjos to Kentucky Mountain, Kyle Wood makes affordable instruments for all ages to enjoy.
Seeger Mountain Banjo
Kentucky Mountain Seeger long neck style Banjo. Pete Seeger introduced this style of long neck banjo in 1944 and with it came an entirely new sound.
Open Back
Walnut
Calfskin Head
Brass Tacks
Rock Maple Inlay
Nylgut strings
$750 -Sold
Mini Tack Head Banjo
Mini Tack Head Banjo made from reclaimed Japanese birch. With origins from Appalachia, these fun little banjos are recommended for all ages and play styles.
Open Back
Japanese Birch
Rock Maple and Walnut Neck
Walnut Tuners
9 3/4 Goat Skin Head
Nylgut Strings
$400
Gourd Banjo
Once word got around of the 3 string Akonting from the Africa Continent, it soon became famous 5 string Gourd Banjo we see today. From Africa to Appalachia, the Gourd Banjo continues to be sought after due to its unique resonating sound, lightweight build, and affordability.
Squash Gourd
Oak Neck
Oak Tuners
Goat Skin Head
Brass Tacks
Nylgut Strings
$350 – Sold
Kentucky Mountain Banjo
Traditional Kentucky Mountain Open Back Banjo. Handcrafted with three different species of wood, this instrument is the perfect beginner banjo.
Open Back
Poplar head
Black Walnut Neck
Rock Maple Fret inlay
Goat Skin Head
Brass Tacks
Nylgut Strings
$350 – Sold
Cherry Mountain Banjo
Traditional mountain tackhead Banjo. Originating in eastern Kentucky, this banjo features cherry throughout accentuated with walnut frets and a goat skin drum head.
Open Back
Cherry body
Cherry Neck
Cherry Tuners
Walnut Fret inlay
Goat Skin Head
Brass Tacks
Nylgut Strings
$650 – Sold
Hexagon Kentucky Mountain Banjo
Hexagon shaped banjos became popular around the start of industrial era when wood milling allowed Appalacian’s to experiment with different banjo shapes.