Persian Tanbur: Asdallah Gavareh Three Seal Model
€2,435
Discover the Asdallah Gavareh Three-Seal Tanbur, a legendary Persian instrument with a 6,000-year history. Crafted with precision and passion, this high-quality persian tanbur offers an unparalleled musical experience. Invest in a timeless masterpiece and elevate your playing journey.
Description
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and using the finest traditional materials, the Asdallah Gavareh Three-Seal Tanbur is a testament to the art of Persian musical instrument making. Its exquisite design and superior tone make it a coveted piece for both musicians and collectors.
Specifications:
- Body Material: Mulberry wood
- Soundboard Material: Mulberry wood
- Neck Material: Walnut wood
- Pegbox Material: Walnut wood
- Fret Material: Natural
- Maker’s Mark: Three Seals
- Maker: Asdallah Gavareh
Additional information
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Item Type |
Tanbur |
| Material |
Wood |
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