Web site offers exceptional gift items for the violin and cello performer and student.

You may not think finding a unique gift for a musician is a tough task, but Julie Tebbs did. So she created The Violin Case. Established in 2001, The Violin Case offers handpicked gift items specific to the violin and cello performer and student.

Seattle, Washington ---You may not think finding a unique gift for a musician is a tough task, but Julie Tebbs did. So she created The Violin Case. Established in 2001, The Violin Case offers unique gift items specific to the violin and cello performer and student.

A violin teacher and performer, Julie saw a market that was not being served. And with the help of her husband, Dan, a computer engineer, she created this exceptional web-based retailer.

I wanted to provide beautiful gifts for string players," Julie said. So much of what was available seemed unimaginative. I wanted to offer an alternative for people looking for gifts for family or friends who played a string instrument or for performers who wanted to buy something special for themselves."

The result is melodic. The Violin Case features items that are unique and reasonably priced. In many cases, Julie commissions artists to create related works of art. In addition, she hand-chooses distinctive gift items that are tasteful and elegant.

The Violin Case is not only a hit with those in the string genre, its also a great place to find a gift for anyone who simply loves beautiful music.

The Violin Case, headquarted in Seattle, Washington, offers handpicked gift items specific to the violin and cello markets. To learn more about The Violin Case, visit www.violingifts.com.