Handcrafted Persian Tanbur: Hovalhaq Double-Stamped Special Design 2
$1,113
Tanbur Hovalhaq Double-Stamped, Special Design 2 is a high-quality handcrafted Persian tanbur, a traditional stringed instrument. Designed for professional and semi-professional musicians, it’s known for its exceptional sound and craftsmanship.
Description
Smooth mulberry wood cradles the natural gut strings, while warm walnut handles invite your touch. A Hovalhaq original, this bowl whispers of ancient crafts and enduring beauty.
Specifications:
- Bowl: Made of mulberry wood.
- Top surface: Made of mulberry wood.
- Handles: Made of walnut wood.
- Strings: Made of natural gut (a type of string made from animal intestines, often used in musical instruments and traditional archery).
- Maker: Hovalhaq
Additional information
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Item Type |
Tanbur |
| Material |
Wood |
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