Persian Tar String Instrument – Handcrafted by IranSaz, Model Sepehr

The Persian Tar is a traditional stringed instrument that has been an essential part of Persian classical music for centuries. With a long neck, a pear-shaped body, and six strings, the Tar produces a rich, deep sound that captures the soul of Iranian music. Crafted from high-quality woods like walnut or mulberry, the instrument’s resonance is enhanced by the skillful techniques used by master musicians. The Persian Tar is known for its delicate tones and is often used to accompany vocals or as a solo instrument in both classical and contemporary performances. As a symbol of Persian cultural heritage, the Tar carries deep historical significance, being one of the oldest instruments in Iran. It has been played in royal courts, homes, and gatherings, with its music reflecting the emotions and stories of the people. Whether played in solo compositions or within an ensemble, the Persian Tar continues to be an important instrument in preserving and showcasing Persian music traditions.