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Vyacheslav Ivanov

Vyacheslav IvanovVyacheslav Ivanov

Russia, Saint-Petersburg


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Puzzle-Box for Jews Harps (Cases for Russian vargans) Mahogany case for Doromba Tibet (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) Juniper case for Kandahar doromba (Cases for Hungarian dorombs)
Juniper case for Bushman dorombus (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) A mahogany case for the Kandahar doromba (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) A mahogany case for a Bushman doromba (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) Case for Mondharp Black and White Magic, Blade (Cases for Netherlands mondharps)
Zhdanov's jaw harp case "Bear" (Cases for Russian vargans) A mahogany case for brass kubyz (Cases for Tatar kubyzes) A mahogany case for steel kubyz (Cases for Tatar kubyzes) Closed mahogany case (Cases for Altay komuses)
Open mahogany case (Cases for Altay komuses)
Many of our jaw harps are unique instruments handmade by individual makers. Details may differ slightly from the photographs. We guarantee that each instrument matches its written description.
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