Contemporary Vernacular Residence using exposed brickwork for Mr. Rajeev.
Date: ca. 1900. Geography: India. Culture: Indian. Medium: Wood, ivory, parchment, metal. Dimensions: 29 7/16 × 9 1/2 × 6 7/8 in. (74.7 × 24.2 × 17.5 cm...
Suhail Yusuf Khan and Bhupinder Singh Chaggar concluded the 2016 Solstice Festival with 'Dawn', seeing the rise of a new day.The piece in this extract was Ha...
Orientaprecios de Instrumentos de cuerda antiguos. Vendido en Venta Directa: Dilruba. instrumento musical de india. aproximadamente mediados del siglo xx. Lote 38420551
Vièle Gujeratan sarangi. Inde. H : 62 cm. L : 11 cm Sold on www.apollium.fr
Sarangi White Flower Hair Accessory
A sarangi is a bowed stringed instrument with a skin-covered resonator. The typical sarangi is made by hand, usually from a single block of tun wood. The playing strings are usually made of goat gut, but on this example the top two strings are metal
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Disegno a china su tella (50 x 50)
Custom banjos, finely crafted by Jason and Pharis Romero in Horsefly, BC
Drehleier, Drehleierbau, ,Volksmusikinstrumente, feines Kunsthandwerk in Eigenherstellung
Nyamwezi Harp, Tanzania
Wambi. African harp.(Congo Gabon)
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A demonstration of different styles of Sarangi gamak taan, sapaat taan and light classical techniques. Raag Mishra Kirwani
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The shamisen, a fretless banjo of Japan, traditionally breaks into three segments which can be stored inside a small suitcase. My version can be stored in its own soundbox. Designed 2011-2012 using Rhino3D. Made from CNC-cut lacewood dou (soundbox), ebonized oak sao + tenjin. With 3D printed and machined metal fittings.
Folk instruments in the world. Indian musical instruments. Pungi / Shahnai / Bansuri / Sitar / Sarod / Veena / Tanpura / Gopichant / Dotara / Sarangi / Sarinda / Dilruba / Ravanhatta / Tabla / Mridangam / Dholak / Khol...
