An instrument holder body having a first and second wall distal the first wall, the second wall portioned into a first side portion, a second side portion, and a central portion with the central portion interposed between the first and second side portions. The body further having a first side wall and a second side wall distal to the first wall, and the first and second side walls being adjacent and sharing an interface with the first wall and the second wall. The holder body further having a top and a bottom wall distal to the top wall, the top and bottom walls having adjacency and sharing an interface with the first wall and the second wall and the third wall and the fourth walls. The holder body also having a first protrusion extending outward from the first side portion of the second wall, the first protrusion having a first protrusion end and an inner portion inwardly biased towards the central portion of the second wall. The body further having a second protrusion, extending outwardly from the second side portion of the second wall, distal to the first protrusion and having a second protrusion end and having an inner portion inwardly biased towards the central portion of the second wall. A cavity is formed between the inner portion of the first protrusion and the inner portion of the second protrusion, the cavity orientated with a first opening oriented towards the top wall and a second opening distal the first opening oriented towards the bottom wall. Additionally, a third opening is formed therebetween the first protrusion and the second protrusion ends where an instrument neck may pass therethrough while being placed into the cavity whereby the holder body releasably holds the neck of the instrument, such that the instrument and holder can be supported by vertical surface for storage.