Professional Arabian Haban/Habbān Bagpipe Skin (Only Skin)

The Habbān (or Hibbān) is a traditional type of bagpipe that originates from the coastal regions of the Persian Gulf, particularly in Bahrain and Kuwait. This unique instrument has been a significant part of the region’s musical heritage for centuries, often featured in folk music, traditional ceremonies, and festive occasions. The Habbān is known for its distinctive sound, which is produced by the combination of a bag, a drone pipe, and a chanter pipe. The sound is rich and resonant, offering a deeply rooted connection to the cultural traditions of the Gulf area. The bagpipe is typically made from goat or sheep skin, with reeds inserted into the chanter pipe to produce the melody. The Habbān is commonly played during celebrations, weddings, and community events, bringing a sense of joy and unity to the occasion. This traditional instrument holds great cultural significance, reflecting the artistic and musical history of the Persian Gulf’s coastal communities.