Persian Kamanche: Fardin Saffaripour with Ebony Fingerboard
€1,071
Discover the exquisite Fardin Saffaripour kamanche, handcrafted with precision and featuring a luxurious ebony fingerboard. This exceptional Persian kamanche offers a rich, resonant sound and is perfect for both beginners and experienced musicians. Enjoy the beauty and versatility of this traditional Iranian stringed instrument.
Description
Handcrafted by Fardin Saffaripour, a renowned master of kamanche making, this instrument boasts a rich, resonant tone and exceptional playability. Its meticulous craftsmanship and use of premium materials make it a prized possession for musicians of all levels.
Specifications:
- Body: Walnut
- Skin: Sheepskin
- Neck: Ebony
- Pegs: Walnut
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Tailpiece: Brass
- Bridge: Maple
- Maker’s Mark: Yes
- Mark: One mark
- Maker: Fardin Saffaripour
- Included Items: Cover
Additional information
| Weight | 4 kg |
|---|---|
| Material |
Wood |
| Item Type |
Kamanche |
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