Protective Silicone NonSlip Pad for Erhu, Black A simple, durable accessory that keeps your erhu stable and protected during practice, performance, and transport. Made from soft silicone, this pad reduces movement, shields the instrument finish, and resists moisture without adding bulk. Key benefits Prevents slipping and movement: Soft silicone surface increases friction to keep the erhu steady on the player, chair, or display surface, improving comfort and control. Protects instrument finish: Cushions contact points to reduce scratches and wear where the instrument meets clothing, stands, or cases. Waterproof and easy to clean: Silicone resists sweat and spills and wipes clean with a damp cloth, maintaining a tidy appearance. Low profile and flexible: Thin, pliable material conforms to the instrument contours without changing balance or feel. Stageready color: Black tone is discreet under stage lighting and in displays. Features and attributes Function: Nonslip pad designed to stabilize and protect the erhu during use and storage. Material: Soft, flexible silicone for grip and surface protection. Compatibility: Intended for erhu and traditional national string instruments used in performances and exhibitions. Performance: Provides steady contact, reduces unwanted movement, and helps prevent surface damage from friction and moisture. Practical use scenarios Live performance: Place the pad between the instrument and the player to reduce slipping under stage lights and during energetic passages. Practice sessions: Use the pad for daily practice to protect the instrument finish where it contacts clothing and seating. Instrument display or exhibition: Position the pad on stands or display surfaces to prevent movement and keep the instrument looking professional. Easy to use and maintain Lay the pad where the instrument contacts the body, stand, or case; remove and wipe clean when needed. Lightweight and portable for rehearsals, concerts, and travel. A straightforward accessory that improves stability and protection for erhu players without changing the instrument feel.