Description
The Nepali word “Murchunga” translates as jaw harp
every branch is generously adorned with delicately sculpted fruits
Let the sound build gradually as the bowl picks up the vibration
Min weight: 890g Max weight: 989g
the dholak is usually played with only the bare hands although some styles call for a metal thumb ring and it is usually played slung over the shoulder standing up
Rainbow and Stars Mirror Purses The Nepali word “Murchunga” translatesThis decorative round mirror is adorned with colourful mosaics creating a wonderful design of rainbow shooting stars flying through the night sky. The central area is a full mirror and there is a handy hanging hook on the back for easy display.
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