Orientation is treated as a functional choice rather than a visual one.
The instrument is built as a right-handed guitar fitted with a left-handed neck, positioning all six tuners along the lower edge of the headstock.
Once acclimatised, this orientation proves faster, more natural, and more efficient in real-world use. The fretting hand does not need to change position, the wrist remains relaxed, and tuning adjustments can be made without unnecessary movement.
This is not inversion for its own sake.
It is refinement through efficiency.