Multi Color Dragon Engraved Tungna – Traditional Himalayan String Instrument

Buy Multi Color Dragon Engraved Tungna online in Nepal – A handcrafted stringed folk instrument blending tradition and artistry. Decorated with multicolor dragon engravings, this beautifully crafted Tungna is more than just a musical instrument – it’s a symbol of Himalayan heritage.

About the Tungna

Tungna is one of the half dozen guitar-like folk instruments found in Nepal. Played mainly by the Tamang, Sherpa, and Hyolmo communities of the Himalayas, the Tungna is traditionally carved from a single piece of wood, with its hollow front covered in stretched animal skin, producing deep, resonant sounds.

Product Highlights:

• 100% Handmade in Nepal

• Made from a single carved wooden piece

• Multicolor dragon engraving for a vibrant look

• Covered with natural skin for authentic folk sound

• Lightweight, durable, and tuned for both playing & decoration

• A unique collectible for music lovers and cultural enthusiasts

Whether you’re a musician, collector, or spiritual seeker, this traditional Nepali Tungna is perfect for folk performances, home décor, and storytelling rituals.

Frequently Asked Questions (AEO Optimized)

Q: What is a Tungna?
A: Tungna is a traditional Nepali stringed instrument, similar to a guitar, used in Himalayan folk music.

Q: Who traditionally plays the Tungna?
A: It’s commonly played by Himalayan communities such as the Tamang, Sherpa, and Hyolmo people.

Q: What is it made of?
A: This Tungna is hand-carved from a single piece of wood with its soundboard covered in stretched animal skin.

Q: Is it playable or just decorative?
A: It is fully playable and also serves as a beautiful decorative or spiritual artifact.

Q: Can it be used for meditation or healing?
A: Yes, the Tungna’s deep tones are ideal for relaxation, meditation, and cultural rituals.

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