Traditional Khamak – Bengali Folk Musical Instrument

About this item ✅Original 1 Stringed Khamak ✅Bengali Folk Ethnic musical instrument ✅Approxima 10 inch length, 6 inch diameter ✅A treasure for art collectors ✅ Made from natural materials ✅ Completely handmade ✅ Traditional sound quality ✅ Perfect for collection and gifting ✅Baul/Folk singers ✅ Stage performances ✅ Cultural programs ✅Musical practice & recording �� Product Description The Khamak is a stringed percussion instrument originating in India.The Khamak consists of three basic parts. A bowl which is often made out of wood is connected by several strings to another, smaller piece (also usually made out of wood). The bowl is held under the arm holding the smaller piece in the hand of same arm. Finally, the strings are plucked by the other hand while adjusting the tension of strings creating the desired sound. As a musical instrument What it is: A stringed percussion folk instrument, also known as a gubgubi or gabguba. It is often used for rhythmic accompaniment in folk music, particularly Baul music. How it works: The instrument consists of a wooden bowl, a smaller piece of wood, and one or two strings connecting them. The player holds the bowl under one arm and plucks the strings with the other hand. The tension on the strings is controlled by the hand holding the smaller piece, which creates different tones. Origin: Primarily from the folk music traditions of Bengal, Odisha, and Northeast India. This Khamak is lightweight, easy to play, and designed to deliver authentic, resonant sound quality—ideal for both beginners and professionals.