Mongolian Shanz/Shadruga (like Sanxian/Shamisen) – Fretless Folk Banjo
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Beautiful Mongolian "shanz" (shudraga) that I purchased in Mongolia in 2018, with hard foam case, extra bridge, and two wooden 'plectrums'.
The shanz/shudgraga is a gorgeous fretless string instrument, similar to the Chinese sanxian and Japanese shamisen (but traditionally played with a round wooded plectrum). It has a resonating head (like a banjo), made of what seems to be authentic snakeskin.
Instrument: 43" from top of headstock to bottom of endpin Case: 46"x11"x5"
The zipper on the case is currently broken, I'm working to get it fixed. The outside of the polyfoam featherweight case has some dirt/grit ground into it.
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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