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INDIAN FOLK MUSIC INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE

The instruments displayed on the pictures below are instantly available or can be ordered by me from India. Every year I am at two occasions making orders from instrument handcraftsmen in India. I am ordering in March (those merchandises are planned to arrive to Sweden in October) and I am ordering in October (those merchandises are planned to arrive to Sweden in March, the following year).

The price list below includes the most common instruments in indian folk music. Other indian folk music instruments can be ordered and those are listed in the list for other instruments and strings at the bottom of this homepage. Most of the instruments listed are displayed in the pictures.


PRICE LIST

STRING INSTRUMENTS

REAR ROW
1.    Sitar (customized, 10 playing string version):  SEK 6.500
2.    Sitar (traditional model):  SEK 4.000
3.    Sarangi (indian bowed string instrument – sounds oral):  SEK 2.500
4.    Dilruba (indian bowed string instrument):  SEK 3.500
5.    Swarmandal (indian harpsichord, played with fingers or plektrum):  SEK 2.500
6.    Tanpura (6 string model):  SEK 3.000
7.    Sarod (customized, with 8 playing strings and guitar tuners):  SEK 6.000
8.    Surbahar (bass sitar):  SEK 9.000

MIDDLE ROW
9.     Afgan Rabab (customized, with 6 playing strings and guitar tuners):  SEK 6.000
10.   Saraswati Veena (with scallopped frets):  SEK 7.500

FRONT ROW
11.   Santoor (indian harpsichord, played with small sticks):  SEK 4.500
12.   Taus (indian bowed string instrument):  SEK 6.500
13.   Esrai (indian bowed string instrument):  SEK 3.500
14.   Tar Shehnai (indian bowed string instrument):  SEK 4.000

 
HAND DRUMS AND PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS

REAR ROW
20.  Dhol (extra large, double sided drum, played with drum sticks):  SEK 1.500
21.  Khol (large, double sided hand played drum made by brass):  SEK 1.500
22.  Khol (large, double sided hand played drum made by clay):  SEK 1.000
23.  Djembe, the largest size:  SEK 1.600
24.  Djembe, semi-large size:  SEK 1.400
25.  Djembe, semi-small size:  SEK 1.200
26.  Djembe, small size:  SEK 1.000

MIDDLE ROW
27a.  Dholak (semi-large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.000
27b.  Dholak (semi-large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.000
27c.  Dholak (semi-large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.000
28.   Pakhawaj (very large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 2.500
29.   Mridangam (large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.500
30a.  Nall (semi-large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.000
30b.  Nall (semi-large, double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.000
31.   Nall( large model, of double sided hand played drum):  SEK 1.500

FRONT ROW
32.  Tabla pair, both drums are made by Shesham wood:  SEK 2.500
33.  Tabla pair, the Baya is made by antique polished brass:  SEK 3.000
34.  Tabla pair, the Baya is made by chrome plated brass:  SEK 3.000
35.  Tabla pair, the Baya is made by clay:  SEK 1.500
36.  Tabla pair, the Baya is made by copper:  SEK 3.000
37.  Tabla pair, the Baya is made by brass:  SEK 3.000
38.  Extra Daya made from Shesham wood (the small Tabla):  SEK: 1.000

Tabla pair are two hand drums, one larger drum - the Baya and the smaller drum - the Daya, which is always made by Shesham wood.

39a. Tabla cussion pillow pair including two protective lids:  SEK 150
39b. Tabla tuning hammer:  SEK 50

All instruments are new and of professional quality.
The instruments are made by well experienced indian instrument makers.

The string instruments Sarod and Afgan Rabab are also available in traditional versions.

Post and package costs are not included in the prices.
Instruments are sold worldwide.


OTHER INSTRUMENTS AND STRINGS

REAR ROW
40.  Tambourine (available in different sizes):  SEK 100-200
41.  Dhap set (5 dhaps):  SEK 1.000
42.  Shruti Box (large model):  SEK 1.500
43.  Dhad:  SEK 100
44.  Gorpichand (available in different sizes):  SEK 100-200

REAR MIDDLE ROW
45.  Cymbals (pair in brass, available in different sizes):  SEK 200-300

46.  Didjeridoo:  SEK 1.500
47.  Maraccas:  SEK 100
48.  Khartal:  SEK 100
49.  Kabbas:  SEK 200
50.  Shehnai (Varanasi or Saharanpur):  SEK 400
51.  Chimta:  SEK 200

FRONT MIDDLE ROW
52.  Manjira, Tibetan Bells (finger cymbals):  SEK 200
53.  Manzira (finger cymbals):  SEK 100
54.  Elephant Bells:  SEK 200
55.  Jhika:  SEK 100
56.  Hatheli:  SEK 100
57.  Been (snake charmer flute):  SEK 200
58.  Bugle (hunter's horn):  SEK 200

FRONT ROW
59.  Ghungroo (100 bells on a rope):  SEK 250
60.  Ghungroo - Khatak (40 bells on a sewn wrist pad):  SEK 100
61.  Brass Flutes (six hole flutes available in different sizes):  SEK 100
62.  Bamboo Flutes (six hole flutes available in different sizes):  SEK 100-400
63.  Moorchang (indian jew's jarp):  SEK 50
64.  Conch (wind cochlea instrument):  SEK 300

NOT IN PHOTOGRAPHY
65.  Ghatam (clay pot):

Strings sets for different string instruments:

71.   Afgan Rabab:  SEK 150
72.   Saraswati Veena:  SEK 150
73.   Sarod:  SEK 150
74.   Sitar:  SEK 150
75.   Surbahar :  SEK 150
76.   Tanpura:  SEK 150
77.   Santoor  SEK 800
78.   Swarmandal  SEK 800
79.   Dilruba:  SEK 150
80.   Esrai (Israi) SEK: 150
81.   
Sarangi:  SEK 150
82.   Tar Shehnai :  SEK 150
83.   Taus/Taos:  SEK 150

Strings can also be ordered in special gauges.

Instruments can also be custom built in India. The cutomization can be made for any purchaser. Prices may vary depending on what kind of customizations that are required. Ordering music instruments not available in stock requires an in advance deposit satisfying 50 % of the product price.

All prices are in SEK (swedish crowns) and includes swedish VAT (25 %). When instruments are delivered to another country than sweden the VAT might be reduced, depending on the VAT percentage of the country wherefrom the purchase is made. The freight cost from Hovmantorp in Sweden to the customer abroad will be added.

ALIR
 Ethnic Music
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 360 51  Hovmantorp
 Sweden

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 This homepage was updated on the 13th of December 2009.