Velvet Tablecloth Persian Calligraphy Inspired Design Janan
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| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Material | Reed |
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Jofthi Ney |
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Jofti Ney is the main source of Ney Anban sound and of course it is also used as a separate instrument. Jofti Ney is also used to practice playing Ney Anban. Ney Anban allows the musician to store the air needed to play in a bag or barn, thus producing an uninterrupted sound. Ney-Nay Anban is a native instrument that is often played at weddings and banquets. This instrument is the most famous musical instrument in southern Iran. Instrument that has a special position in Bushehr, Khuzestan, Hormozgan and Kerman provinces.
| Bag Material | Traditional Bag Material for Ney Anban |
|---|---|
| Chanter Material | Wooden Double Pipe for Melody |
| Pitch / Key | Optimized Pitch for Persian Bagpipes |
| Reed Type | High-Quality Reed for Authentic Sound |
| Skill Level | Designed for Ney-Anban Players |
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Material | Reed |
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Jofthi Ney |
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