Suppose one cut a piece of foam rubber so that the top would 
perfectly accomodate the body of a lute, and left the bottom flat so 
the entire assemblage (lute and foam rubber) would rest 
securely on the lap.

This would be bulky to carry around, but at least not
heavy.  It might eliminate the need for a strap
or foot stool.

And it does bear some resemblance to the historical idea
of resting the lute against a table.

Foam rubber is grippy, like those anti-skid cloths.



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