Persian Setar – String Musical Instrument – Made by Shahnava

The Bowel of the Setar is made from mulberry wood. The soundboard is made of thin wood, and the neck usually has twenty-five to twenty-eight adjustable gut frets.

The Setar typically has four strings; the strings are made of metal and are played with the fingers, often using a combination of plucking and strumming techniques.
The instrument has a vast repertoire of melodic pieces and modes with a rich history that dates back to ancient times.

Features 

• Bowl: mulberry wood
• Neck: Walnut 
• Panjeh Tavusi
• String: 4 
• Maker: Shahnava 
• It comes with a free hard case