Iranian Dutar: Haidari Afghan Turkish Dutar with Small Bowl
DKK835
The dutar, a traditional Persian musical instrument, is a two-stringed lute played with fingernails. Its design and playing technique have remained largely unchanged for centuries. The Iranian Dutar is a specific type with a smaller body. Dotars are made from various woods and have a pear-shaped body. They are played across the Middle East and Central Asia.
Description
A beautifully crafted Iranian dutar, this instrument showcases the finest Persian craftsmanship. Its premium materials and traditional design offer a unique musical experience.
Specifications:
- Brand: Haidari
- Body Material: Mulberry wood
- Neck Material: Mulberry wood
- Soundboard: One-piece
- Fret Material: Plastic
- Bridge and Tuning Pegs Material: Walnut wood
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Item Type |
Dutar |
| Material |
Wood |
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