Introduction to Chaotic Guqin

Chaos style guqin, as stated in Chapter 25 of the Tao Te Ching, "When things are mixed together, they are born naturally. They are lonely and independent, but do not change. They travel around without danger, and can serve as the mother of the world. As Laozi said, "A formless form is a nameless name." The neck and waist parts of the chaotic guqin have no curves and are perfectly round, with a simple and round design.

The creation of the Chaotic Guqin is influenced by Taoist thought, and the neck and waist parts of the qin have no curves, forming a perfect unity. As a more modern style, its design is simple, round and curved, and compared to conventional styles, it has a unique aesthetic feeling. The sound of the qin is clear and pure, with a natural aura, giving people a sense of mystery at the beginning of heaven and earth.

The chaotic style guqin has a simple and round shape, taking the meaning of the chaotic beginning of heaven and earth. It has no beginning or end, repeats itself in cycles, and is continuous. This piano is a very popular one in our piano studio, and many players will choose it.

Jiuyin Guqin [Chaos Style]