Wooden Gopichand detailed view with Built-in Shaker

Origin	India
Material	Wood
Length	52 cm.

Gopichand

Name: Gopichand
SKU: GP-1
Price: 56.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$56.00

Ektara made of wood 52 cm. in lengths.

42 in stock

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Gopichand via Deutsche Post from Germany. Delivery time EU: 5-14 days, WORLD: 5-20 days

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SKU: GP-1 Category: Ektara Tags: ektara, gopichand, indian instruments

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Gopichand made of wood (Ektara)
Build-in shaker

http://ethnictune.com Wooden Gopichand

Wooden Gopichand

High quality Gopichand made of wood. Included integrated shaker. This amazing ektara is a great rhythmic-tonal effect instrument of Indian origin. Pressing together the two wooden halves of the neck, you change the tightness of the string and thus smoothly change the pitch. Comes with a pick.

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Origin of Gopichand is India

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Gopichand made of Wood

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