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String Instrument: Head (Kalumbeti), Wood, fiber, Holo peoples
Holo peoples
19th–20th century
Puerto Rican
Taūs (mayuri), Wood, parchment, metal, feathers, Indian
Indian
19th century
Gambus, Wood, vellum, strings, possibly Malaysian
possibly Malaysian
late 19th–early 20th century
Blikan, Wood, strings, Bornean
Bornean
late 19th century
Stringed Instrument, Turtle shell and wood, 4 strings., Arabian
Arabian
late 19th century
Mute Viola d'Amore, Daniel Achatius Stadlmann  Austrian, Wood, Austrian
Daniel Achatius Stadlmann
mid-18th century
Salzburg Kratz-Zither, Wood, wire, metal strings, Austrian
Austrian
late 18th–early 19th century
Viola d'Amore, Wood, ebony, mother of pearl, metal strings, French
French
18th century
Pochette with sympathetic strings, Wood, ebony, ivory, French
French
ca. 19th century
Ūd, Toufighe Jahromi  American, Wood, metal and nylon strings, celluloid, American
Toufighe Jahromi
ca. 1928
Keyed Guitar (Tastengitarre), Matteo (Mathias) Sprenger  German, Ebony, metal, strings, varnish,, German
Matteo (Mathias) Sprenger
Franz Fiala
1843
Ensuranai, Sea Dayaks (Iban)  Iban people, Coconut, wood, skin, rattan, Iban people
Sea Dayaks (Iban)
19th century
Jíbaro Guitar, Wood, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
late 19th Century
Taūs (mayuri), Wood, strings, Indian
Indian
late 19th century
Kemangeh, Wood, wire strings, Turkish
Turkish
late 19th century
Valga, Wood, wire strings, Congolese
Congolese
19th century
Sarangi, Wood, parchment, ivory, gut, metal, Indian
Indian
ca. 1865
Nijugo Gen, Asano Tōshichi  Japanese, Wood, silk strings, Japanese
Asano Tōshichi
19th century
Tambourin a Cordes, Wood and various materials, French
French
19th century
Sārindā, Wood, parchment, gut strings, Indian
Indian
late 19th century
Sarangi, Wood, metal, parchment, horsehair, mother-of -pearl, ivory, paint, Indian (Gujarat)
Indian (Gujarat)
19th century
Dangubica, Franjo Skoliber, Wood, steel strings, Eastern European (Croatian)
Franjo Skoliber
1937
Viola d'Amore, Jean-Nicolas Lambert  French, Wood, French
Attributed to Jean-Nicolas Lambert
second half 18th century
Mvet, Wood, gourd, strings, Peruvian (Afro-Peruvian)
Peruvian (Afro-Peruvian)
late 19th century
Kamānche, Wood, metal, bone, gut, Iranian (Persian)
Iranian (Persian)
ca. 1880
Quwaytara, Gourd, ivory, wood, gut strings, Tanzanian
Tanzanian
late 19th century
Violin Sicilien?, Bamboo, gut strings, European
European
late 19th century
Miniature tanbur, Light wood, bone (sheep?), wire strings, Afghan
Afghan
mid-20th century
Sārindā, Wood, ivory, strings, Indian
Indian
late 19th century
Tar, Wood, strings, Iranian (Persian)
Iranian (Persian)
late 19th century
"Gould" Violin, Antonio Stradivari  Italian, Maple, spruce, ebony, Italian (Cremona)
Antonio Stradivari
1693
Pochette, Wood, tortoise shell, silver, gut, German
German
17th century
Gusle, Wood, horsehair string, Serbian
Serbian
ca. 1930
Nanga, Wood, animal skin, gut strings, African
African
late 19th century
Viola d'Amore, Joseph Gagliano (1742–1820)  Italian, Naples, Spruce, maple, ebony, Italian
Joseph Gagliano (1742–1820)
ca. 1780
Rebab, Wood (nangha ), fabric, metal., Javanese
Javanese
19th century
Rebec, T. Maurouoff  Greek, Wood, gut strings, Greek
T. Maurouoff
late 19th century
Viola d'Amore, Wood, string, German
German
ca. 1700
Miniature tanbur, Dark wood, bone  (sheep?), wire strings, Afghan
Afghan
mid-20th century
Qānūn, Wood; parchment; gut strings; mother-of-pearl, ivory, bone, ebony inlay; shells; gold foil; metal; brass, Turkish
Turkish
19th century

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