Craft of making doira (a percussion musical instrument). Masters make doira from light wood and cover that with skin of animals, like ship, goat and cow.

Craft of making doira (a percussion musical instrument). Masters make doira from light wood and cover that with skin of animals, like ship, goat and cow.

In traditional Kazakh culture orteke (mountain goat) is a flexible wooden figure of a mountain goat, placed on a traditional drum called dauylpaz. Originally orteke was a combination of theater performances music and puppet dance. An expressive doll figure called teke (goat) seems to come alive when the wizard starts to play the drum. The figure makes fun dancing movements on the drum skin as the musicians beat out a musical rhythm. The figure also moves to the finger movements of the dombra (Kazakh string instrument) players as there are filaments connecting the puppet to the musician fingers.

In traditional Kazakh culture orteke (mountain goat) is a flexible wooden figure of a mountain goat, placed on a traditional drum called dauylpaz. Originally orteke was a combination of theater performances music and puppet dance. An expressive doll figure called teke (goat) seems to come alive when the wizard starts to play the drum. The figure makes fun dancing movements on the drum skin as the musicians beat out a musical rhythm. The figure also moves to the finger movements of the dombra (Kazakh string instrument) players as there are filaments connecting the puppet to the musician fingers.

The body of harp is made of Ya-Ma-Nay wood. The wood is into shape of crocodile before it is completely dry after being smeared with mud for several months. The top of the resonator body is tightly stretched with a deer or goat skin with small sound holes. The sound box is embellished in Mon traditional decoration. The crocodile's tail-shaped neck endpiece of harp is decorated with Hin-tha bird. The tuning pegs are fixed along the neck. The strings are made of silk or cotton or nylon. The strings are tuned in traditional way. It is played in similar way of playing Myanmar traditional harp. Today, the number of strings have been increased to 15 to 16 in order to add the additional notes.\n-39 inches in length\n-29.75 inches in height\n-7.5 inches in body height

A kind of traditional children game played by boys. The tool of this game is lanka – a piece of animal (sheep or goat) skin with its wool. Players play with lanka with their legs.

A kind of traditional children game played by boys. The tool of this game is lanka – a piece of animal (sheep or goat) skin with its wool. Players play with lanka with their legs.

A kind of traditional children game played by boys. The tool of this game is lanka – a piece of animal (sheep or goat) skin with its wool. Players play with lanka with their legs.

The body of fiddle(the voice bowl)has to make a hollow as the shape of bowl systematically. Some used to make the brass bowl. Brass bowl can produce more pleasant sound than wood bowl. Its face is tightly stretched with deer-skin or goat skin. The arm of the fiddle is made with wood (teak, iron wood, cutch wood). The rope has to be yarned the type of three-ply rope which is put on the fiddle. Nowadays , the strings of guitar are used to pot on instead of sick-yarns. There is two pegs at the top of the arm of the fiddle so that the string can be made tuning. The statue of parrot is put on the top of fiddle. It can be played by placing on the forks on the ground whereas by placing on the shoulder. It has to play with a bow of fiddle. The bow of fiddle has a string which has to be made with silk-yarn, horse tail whisk or metal-string.\n-5 inches in the diameter of the body of fiddle\n-5 inches in the height of the body of fiddle\n-2 feet in the length of the arm of fiddle\n-5 inches in the girth of the arm of the fiddle\n-2 feet 6 inches in the length of the string