11. Tsugaru Shamisen Original Koma (Bridge) Rare Wood "Redwood" 2.9 Rin

We are pleased to have many repeat customers, and our products have received high praise, especially from grand masters, their disciples, and professional shamisen players.

Please try it at least once. This is an original koma (bridge) for Tsugaru shamisen.
(Special introductory price / One-of-a-kind item)

This is a professional-grade koma made from extremely rare Indian Kouki (red sandalwood).
It is 2 bu 9 rin in size.
Kouki is very hard and difficult to work with. There is no set date for the next arrival, so please take advantage of this opportunity!

The wide design and deep groove on the back create a resonant, weighty tone with excellent projection.

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[Materials]
* Rare Indian Kouki (red sandalwood)
* String groove part: Natural materials

[Size]
Height: 2 bu 9 rin
Length: Approx. 78mm
Width: Approx. 8.8mm
Note) String groove is not included.

We can attach it for an additional ¥500 if you wish. Please let us know the width before purchasing.

We will apply a special string groove that is resistant to breakage, requiring considerable effort.

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Although this is a new and unused item, we are looking for buyers who understand handmade products.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection.

*Please read our profile.*

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If you purchase multiple items, we will offer a discount equivalent to the shipping cost depending on the quantity.
Please let us know in the comments before purchasing.

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[Custom Koma Orders Accepted]

* Body materials: Hon-suibamboo, Madake bamboo, Yakusugi cedar, Kokutan (ebony), Sakura (cherry blossom), Hawaiian Koa wood, Jindai cedar, Kiri (paulownia), etc.

* String groove materials: Hon-bekko (tortoiseshell), buffalo horn, mammoth ivory, etc.

* Height: Can be specified.
* Quantity: Orders accepted for 1 piece and up.

* Price: From 4,000 yen
Prices vary depending on materials and Hon-bekko patterns.

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