Persian Setar- Made by Mirza

Marsoni

M251S

$297.98

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Persian Setar- Made by MirzaGeneral 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

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Fits well, wears well, and holds up well in the washer/dryer. This is a nice product and has not stretched, faded or shrank. The neck part of this turtle comes up to just under the chin (folded over) and stays snugly in place when pulled over the head. The slim fit is nice for me, but may not work with beefier bodies. Arms are not baggy but fit well. Sleeves are snug on the wrist. It keeps you warm but is not bulky. Fits nicely under sport coats, outer jackets, and warm up suit jackets. I'm very satisfied with this turtle and recommend it.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024