Setar- Made by Sadegh Mahdavi

Setar- Made by Sadegh MahdaviGeneral Description: The Persian setar is a traditional stringed instrument originating from Iran, known for its delicate sound and intricate playing technique. It typically features a long neck and a small, rounded body, often made from wood. The setar has four strings, usually made from nylon or gut, which are played by plucking with the fingers. Its name, "setar," translates to "three strings" in Persian, although the modern version has four

General Description:

The Persian setar is a traditional stringed instrument originating from Iran, known for its delicate sound and intricate playing technique. It typically features a long neck and a small, rounded body, often made from wood. The setar has four strings, usually made from nylon or gut, which are played by plucking with the fingers.

Its name, "setar," translates to "three strings" in Persian, although the modern version has four strings, with the fourth often added later. The instrument is central to Persian classical music, particularly in solo performances and as an accompaniment to poetry. 

Setar players use a unique finger-picking technique that allows for expressive phrasing and ornamentation, making it capable of conveying deep emotion. The sound of the setar is often described as soft and ethereal, making it a favorite in both traditional and contemporary Iranian music. 

Specific Description:

This masterpiece is made of Walnut wood with a one-piece body. The mesmerizing patterns on the body, the matt mono-coating, the bronze decorations on the fretboard, and the high-quality sound stemming from an exquisite soundboard processing make this instrument an ideal choice for collectors and Professional players. 

Accessories:

This instrument comes with a high quality hard case.

Materials:

Body & Neck: Walnut

Soundboard: Mulberry