The instrument has some decorative elements on the top skin. The neck is made of flamed birch, and the body of mahogany. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Taidesoitinpaja embodies the essence of ancient musical traditions, blending rich heritage with exquisite craftsmanship.
This instrument is a doshpuluur, a traditional stringed instrument originating especially from Tuva and Mongolia. This individual piece features two strings and a double-skin construction: both the soundboard and the back are made from goatskin, giving the instrument its distinctive, lively, and resonant tone with a subtly banjo-like character. The instrument has some decorative elements on the top skin as well.
The flamed birch neck and mahogany body are crafted from carefully selected woods, chosen for both tonal quality and durability. Built with great attention to detail, this doshpuluur is suitable for folk music enthusiasts as well as demanding professional use.