Daisy Rock Guitars is an American guitar company founded in 2000 by Tish Ciravolo, built around the goal of designing guitars specifically for women and girls. The brand grew out of a drawing Ciravolo's young daughter made of a daisy, which became the silhouette of the company's first model, the Daisy electric guitar, debuted at Seattle's ROCKRGRL music conference. Early on, Daisy Rock operated as a division of Schecter Guitar Research and was later distributed through Alfred Publishing before partnering with KMC Music, part of Jam Industries.

The lineup spans electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitars, and ukuleles, with an emphasis on lightweight bodies, slim neck profiles, and bright, playful finishes intended to appeal to younger and smaller-framed players. Models include daisy- and heart-shaped electrics such as the Heartbreaker and Lil' Heartbreaker, the Stardust acoustic line, Pixie short-scale acoustics, and Rock Candy solidbody electrics and basses.

Daisy Rock is often cited as the first guitar company to design instruments explicitly for women and girls, and its beginner-friendly sizing and color palette have given it a niche as an entry-level and youth-focused brand within the broader guitar market.

Daisy Rock has 12 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars, Steel-string Acoustic Guitars, and Acoustic-Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 14 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Pop, and Folk, World, & Country. Notable users include Hayley Williams, Awsten Knight, and Louise Post.