Introducing Bloom Guitars...
...the brainchild of Luthier Gabriel Wright from Gabriel's Guitars in Tucson, AZ, and Spokane, WA. With over 20 years of experience in repairing and restoring customer instruments, as well as building custom guitars and basses, Gabriel has gained a deep understanding of the best and worst elements of guitar design. This knowledge has led to the creation of Bloom Guitars, which seeks to push the envelope of quality instruments available on the market.
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Bloom Guitars offers a range of series that honor the materials and traditions of the Desert Southwest and the Pacific Northwest, the home of our makers and manufacturers. Our Artist Series engages with the local arts and music community by creating high-quality instruments that are individual, unique, and LOCAL. We work with local artists to create custom works of art on each instrument body and neck, and source our electronics and hardware from local manufacturers. By supporting and elevating the communities we call home, we ensure that our instruments are not only of the highest quality but also have a positive impact on our surroundings.
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At Bloom Guitars, we are committed to helping you create your dream guitar. Whether you're looking for a classic design or something innovative, we are here to help. Please reach out to us via our contact page to inquire about build times and pricing.
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Experience the quality and craftsmanship of Bloom Guitars today. Inquire or place your order now!
Why "Bloom"?
Morton & Marilyn Bloom, while technically my Great Aunt and Uncle, held a special place in my heart during my childhood as they were often the closest thing to grandparents I had. Marilyn's selfless and whimsical nature, coupled with Mort's meticulous attention to detail and appreciation for the finer things in life, created a unique and vibrant dynamic. Their shared passions for fashion, design, art, food, and culture were a source of inspiration and joy for me.
Reflecting on their legacy, I am struck by their unwavering support and encouragement of my aspirations. Their influence has been instrumental in shaping my path and I am forever grateful for their guidance.
Sadly, Marilyn passed away in 2006 after complications from an injury, and Mort, who had only one older sister, passed away in 2020 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease, leaving no surviving heirs to carry on the Bloom name. It is my sincere desire to honor their memory and legacy by creating a lasting tribute that embodies their passion for excellence and elegance. Through my own endeavors and creations, I hope to keep the Bloom name alive and ensure that their legacy endures for generations to come.
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-Gabriel Wright, Owner/Master Luthier Bloom Guitars