Amélie Bouvret

Amélie Bouvret is a talented French luthier based in Châlon sur Saône. A graduate of the prestigious guitar-making school in Puurs, Belgium, she trained under master luthiers Walter Verreydt and Karel Dedain. Inspired by the French luthiery tradition and the work of Robert Bouchet, her guitars combine elegance, tonal refinement, and exceptional power. Known for their sensitivity and concert-level projection, her instruments earned her the 3rd prize at the renowned Antonio Marín Montero Guitar Making Competition in 2021.

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About the Guitar Maker

Amélie Bouvret is a talented French luthier based in Châlon-sur-Saône, France. She completed her training at the prestigious School of Guitar Making in Puurs, Belgium, where she studied under master luthiers Walter Verreydt and Karel Dedain. Through their guidance, she developed a deep understanding of both traditional and modern approaches to guitar construction.

Her guitars are renowned for their sensitivity, refinement, and elegant character. Deeply inspired by the French luthiery tradition and especially by the work of Robert Bouchet, Amélie’s instruments radiate sophistication and tonal beauty. They combine clarity and power, offering all the qualities of fine concert instruments while maintaining a distinctive French charm.

In 2021, Amélie Bouvret received the third prize at the prestigious Antonio Marín Montero Guitar Building Competition, an achievement that highlights her exceptional craftsmanship and growing reputation in the international guitar-making community.

With her technical precision, artistic vision, and devotion to excellence, Amélie Bouvret represents a new generation of European luthiers who are shaping the future of classical guitar making.