Close your eyes for a moment and imagine a grand piano… now, take that image and completely forget about it! That’s the idea behind Oyster. This conceptual instrument ditches the monotonous form of the piano for the natural, curvaceous shape of the sea life by the same name. Because its shape is quite similar to that of the standard piano, there’s no sacrifice in tone, quality or performance. It’s a beautiful merging of something manmade with nature in perfect harmony!
Designer: Kim Hyunsoec
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