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Vyacheslav Ivanov

Vyacheslav IvanovVyacheslav Ivanov

Russia, Saint-Petersburg


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Mahogany case for dorombs Black Flame, Aztec Mini (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) Mahogany case for large maultrommels (Cases for German maultrommels) A mahogany case for a large komus K-M (Mummi) (Cases for Altay komuses)
A mahogany case for a large komus K-M (Fox) (Cases for Altay komuses) A mahogany case for small maultrommels (Cases for German maultrommels) A mahogany case for large dorombs Black Flame (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) A mahogany case for komus Volgutov (Cases for Khakass komuses)
A mahogany case for small dorombs Black Flame (Cases for Hungarian dorombs) A mahogany case for a large komuz K-M (Cases for Altay komuses) Closed case of mahogany for steel kubyz (Cases for Tatar kubyzes) Juniper case (Cases for Altay komuses)
A Simplified Model of the Universe (Cases for Netherlands mondharps)
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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