This instrument is Doshpuluur. It is traditional especially in Tuva and in Mongolia. This individual has three strings and is double-skinned, meaning that both the soundboard and the back are made of goatskin. The instrument has some decorative elements on the top skin. The neck is made of flamed birch, and the body of curly birch. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Taidesoitinpaja embodies the essence of ancient musical traditions, blending rich heritage with exquisite craftsmanship.