Gagaku Hichiriki with Rattan Wrap, Reed, and Case

This is a genuine bamboo Hichiriki used for Gagaku, complete with a reed and case.
Made by Kobo Hiraku, this is a new instrument made of white bamboo, bound with rattan, and finished with cashew lacquer. Please understand that the pitch and tone quality of the Hichiriki can vary depending on the player, playing style, reed, cement, and paper. How about this for those who are learning Hichiriki for the first time, or those who wish to upgrade from a plastic Hichiriki to a genuine one? Also, for those who are sensitive to real lacquer or have allergies, this is made with cashew lacquer, so it is safe. Among Kobo Hiraku's instruments, this one is considered to have a relatively thick bore. As it is a new instrument, and both the reed and case are new, please enjoy nurturing it yourself. The case has a arabesque pattern on the base, with mother-of-pearl inlay on some of the grape clusters, giving it a calm impression. The inner dividers are not fixed and can be easily moved. It is sure to attract attention during lessons and performances.
Please note that the Hichiriki body alone is sold for around 40,000 yen at musical instrument stores and Shinto ritual item stores.
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