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Since 1999 we deal with the Ethnic artifacts . In 2007 we started our travels to discover and bring the must special items we find
All this time we never cared about ...fashion....we preferred to follow classic than plastic.... our items are all handmade ,made by natural materials , and are carefully chosen one by one in their countries of origin usually Nepal and India, though we have things from around the world...
Our items are not the latest fashion ,, but are all unique and all different .The vast majority of our goods are in quantities of 1 item so you will be the only one to have them...
We don’t sell what you really need...
we sell what you really deserve ..
so...Namaste.. and ... Welcome!!!
All this time we never cared about ...fashion....we preferred to follow classic than plastic.... our items are all handmade ,made by natural materials , and are carefully chosen one by one in their countries of origin usually Nepal and India, though we have things from around the world...
Our items are not the latest fashion ,, but are all unique and all different .The vast majority of our goods are in quantities of 1 item so you will be the only one to have them...
We don’t sell what you really need...
we sell what you really deserve ..
so...Namaste.. and ... Welcome!!!
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Length 32 cm
Handmade Sarangi from Nepal. Made of one piece of wood.
The sarangi (Nepali: सारङ्गी) is a folk Nepalese string instrument, also very popular as a folk musical instrument in Northeast India. Unlike the classical Indian sarangi which has many sympathetic strings which are not bowed, the Nepali has only four strings, all of which are played. Traditionally in Nepal, sarangi was only played by people of Gandarva or Gaine caste, who sing narrative tales and folk song. However, in present days, it is widely used and played by many.