The Carnival violin is an especially exotic instrument. It is covered with small objects that the client sent to E. F. Keebler; they were modified and/or lacquered as needed before installing them on the instrument, and some have had lights installed through specially-drilled channels. The outer tips of the bout are made from the horns of a rodeo bull! The joker's head at the end can be rotated in order to fit the instrument into its case or stand it up for display. The illuminated green strands on the arms and back of the shell are electroluminescent wire. Note that an instrument with this many ornaments on it will generally be quite heavy, and is only appropriate for either very strong players or very short performances; E. F. Keebler has considerable experience in recommending the best combination of visual features and weight-saving design elements to suit your individual performance needs.