Talented Man Creates Violins Using only Berries and Pears, Says Someone Challenged Him to do itYour support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Music lovers, rather artists who play instruments and are vegan have every reason to celebrate after a creative craftsman designed violins using pears and berries. A professional violin-maker decided to go the vegan way by using components such as berries, pears and spring water to create the vegan violin. The craftsman, named Padraig O'Dubhlaoidh made the stringed instrument without using any animal product, Legit.ng has learnt. According to BBC, Padraig built the unique violin concept in his workshop located in Malvern Hills during the COVID-19 lockdown. Recommended for you "You look good": Beautiful lady who is a fish farmer shows off big 'point a... Do you have a groundbreaking story you would like us to publish? Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! The Vegan Society was impressed by the innovation and duly noted that the bespoke instrument is the first in the world to be registered with the body. Legit.ng understands Padraig used natural replacements for animal-based glues on the N4.3 million unique violins. His creativity was lauded by the Vegan Society who made it clear that it was incredibly exciting to them to register the violin which did not use historically horsehair, hooves, horns and bones to create instruments. The craftsman, Padraig said he used steamed pear which was dyed black and poplar on the inlay around the edge of the violins. Recommended for you Tinubu's aide asks Buhari to suspend Emefiele as CBN governor, gives fresh... He then used berries to dye the wood inlays and local spring water which he used for his adhesive. Padraig said the idea was sparked by a request from a client who asked him to make a vegan instrument a couple of years ago. The Vegan Society disclosed that it is only the body of the violin that was registered with the trademark. Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported about a Nigerian man who carves on fruits for a living. The young man could be seen in a video carving on watermelons so effortlessly. He said fruits can be used in every event. Recommended for you "Ngbó, they say you carry belle": Denrele Edun celebrates Yemi Alade, revea... According to Kaozar who learnt how to carve when he was financially down, he finds fulfilment in what he does because he gets paid and also enjoys himself at events where his service is needed. He said he had always wanted to be an architect because he is good in mathematics and is artistically-inclined. Source: Legit.ng The craftsman behind the creation disclosed that a client had challenged him to make a vegan instrument a couple of years ago According to the maker, his vegan violins were trademarked by the Vegan Society as the first-ever to be produced without using animal products The invention wowed many people across the world who lauded the maker, Padraig for considering vegans Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Legit.ng Do you have a groundbreaking story you would like us to publish? Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! Legit.ng Legit.ng "This will be music to the ears of so many violinists who have longed for a high-quality instrument that is free from animal products," said Ericka Durgahee, a member of the Vegan Society said. "It was an intriguing question. I thought how many vegans are there, potential musicians whose ethics won't allow them to play the violin - it must be awful. The world is changing a lot at the moment... particularly the young generation... they're making big changes in the world and I'm very proud of it," Padraig revealed.