Long before the modern guitar resonated across global stages, Indonesia was already familiar with stringed instruments. Carved into the stone of Borobudur Temple (8th century) and Prambanan Temple (9th century), plucked instruments stand as silent witnesses that strings have long thrived on this land. Music has been an integral part of our civilization for centuries.
Today, history converges with reality. Indonesia stands as one of the world’s largest guitar production hubs. Major factories such as PT. Samick, PT. Cort, and others manufacture guitars for brands like Ibanez, PRS, Epiphone, Fender/Squire, Washburn, Kramer, Jackson, Schecter, Gretsch, and Strandberg—distributed and played by guitarists across every continent.
It is no coincidence. Our tropical forests provide the finest woods, and the skilled hands of our nation’s artisans shape them with precision. Indonesia possesses the finest materials and exceptional craftsmanship.
Yet, one space remains empty. Indonesia lacks a strong authentic guitar brand. We are known as a place where guitars are made, but not yet as the owner of a name carried to the world stage.
HOMER Indonesia was born from that restlessness. We believe that a nation capable of crafting the finest guitars also deserves its own brand. With original designs, carefully selected materials, and consistent quality in every instrument, HOMER is made in Indonesia to become an internationally recognized guitar brand.
Because strings have long vibrated across this land, it is now time for Indonesia to claim its own voice.
HOMER. From Indonesia, for the world.