It is a stringed instrument that is linked to the “Oud” family (lute) having the strings parallel to a neck,
originally with three simple plucked strings, from the guembri family. The guembri is also a kind of lute,
the body is made of a piece of cedar wood, hollowed, pear-shaped or rounded, covered with a felted sheepskin
and mounted with two or three strings. Today, it has nylon ropes. It is basically used
in the Amazigh music of the Middle Atlas (Morocco) including Khenifra
Acqisition aera: Marrakech _ Morocco
Size: L x l x p in cm: 80 x 21 x 17
Background picture: Chefchouen _ Morocco
