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P. Potkin's workshop

Pavel Potkin is a maker of Altai komuses from Gorno-Altaysk. He began working in the workshop of his elder brother, Vladimir Potkin. In an account published in 2009, Vladimir described Pavel as his “right-hand man”: Pavel and another employee carried out the mechanical and manual processing of the instruments, while Vladimir handled the final operations, tuning, machinery setup and process development. Drawing on this production experience, Pavel developed his own komus model and put it into production in 2002.


Russia, Gorno-Altaysk, Altay


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PP27 Komus "Mountain Altai" (Altay Komuses) Dark Leaf (Cases for Altay komuses) Recommended as your first jaw harp
Dark Leaf, 7 USD
Light Leaf (Cases for Altay komuses) Recommended as your first jaw harp
Light Leaf, 7 USD
PP924 "Kara-Tyurek" Komus (Altay Komuses) Pavel Potkin's komus Big 2013 (Altay Komuses) Pavel Potkin Weighted Komus (Altay Komuses) Pavel Potkin's komus Big 2010 (Altay Komuses)
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