Richwood is a Dutch musical instrument brand based in Hedel, Netherlands, distributed by The Music Alliance. The company designs a broad catalog of stringed instruments including acoustic, electric, classical, and bass guitars, along with banjos, bouzoukis, and acoustic amplifiers and pickups. Its instruments are designed in the Netherlands and sold internationally through a dealer network concentrated in Europe.

The brand is best known for its Master Series acoustic guitars, a handmade line built with solid tonewood tops and offered in traditional body shapes such as dreadnought, auditorium, and parlor. Representative models include the D-50 dreadnought, the P-65-VA and P-40 parlors, and the A-50 auditorium, with cutaway and electro-acoustic variants like the RD-50CE also available. Richwood also produces entry and mid-level acoustic and classical guitars aimed at students and hobbyists, positioning the Master Series as its premium offering.

Richwood's reputation centers on value-oriented acoustics rather than artist endorsements, and the brand is frequently cited by European retailers as a price/performance alternative to higher-end American makers. Outside of its acoustic catalog, the company has expanded into Master Series electric guitars and continues to offer folk instruments such as open-back and resonator banjos.

Richwood has 19 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Acoustic-Electric Guitars, Solid Body Electric Guitars, and Steel-string Acoustic Guitars. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Zago and Chris Ostler.