Description
- ✔ BRAND NEW HAND MADE INDIAN MUSICALS INSTRUMENT SITAR
- ✔ DESIGNER, VILAYAT KHAN STYLE BLACK SITAR WITH 6 MAIN STRING
- ✔ EASY TO CARRY, COMPLETELY MADE WITH TUN WOOD
- ✔ COMES WITH A GIG BAG, EXTRA STRINGS, MIZRABS
- ✔ QUICK DELIVERY VIA DHL/FEDEX/UPS- 4 TO 6 WORKING DAY ONLY.
✔ GENUINE PRODUCT / AUTHORIZED SELLER KAAYNA MUSICALS
NOTE: CUSTOM TAXES NOT INCLUDED. BUYER FROM EUROPE, UK MAY NEED TO PAY CUSTOM TAXES AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY AS PER THE LAW OF YOUR COUNTRY GOVERNMENT.
CUSTOM TAXES NOT APPLICABLE FOR USA DELIVERY ADDRESS ONLY.
✔ SITAR
The sitar is a plucked stringed instrument predominantly used in Hindustani classical music, where it has been ubiquitous since the Middle Ages. Artists such as Ravi Shankar & Vilayat Khan have popularised this instrument around the world. It derives its resonance from sympathetic strings, a long hollow neck and a gourd or Flat Wooden resonating chamber.
Sitar has a varying number of strings from 17 to 23. It has three to four playing strings and three to four drone strings. The approach to tuning is somewhat similar to other Indian stringed instruments. These strings are plucked with a wire finger plectrum called Mizrab. There are also a series of sympathetic strings lying under the frets. These strings are almost never played but they vibrate whenever the corresponding note is sounded.
Sitar is constructed of wood Teak, Mahogany or Tun, Gourd, Metal and Bone.
Note: Hand Made Product thus Machine Quality Finish Not Possible, 100% Copy Not Possible. Scratch Mark, small dent/mark may be there.
✔ KEY FEATURES
Vilayat Khan Style Sitar, Made with Tun Wood
Black Colour
Exquisite Inlay Work & Floral Design
Easy To Connect with Guitar Amplifier
Light Weight Comes with Carry Gig Bag
Best Suitable for Travel Purpose
Complete Wooden Body
Comes with a Fiver Hard Case
✔ Sizes
Sitar: 43 Inches.
The sizes are approximate.
✔ Weight
Sitar: 4 KG To 5 KG
The weight is approximate.
✔ PACKAGE CONTAINS
One Ele. Sitar
One Gig Bag
✔ 100% SATISFACTION.
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