Current shipping/payment changes: we ship to ALL countries. Some delays (+2-4 weeks) are expected with generic mail for overseas destinations (America, Japan, Australia). Ground destinations (Europe, Asia) can be slower by 1-2 weeks. DHL works perfect. We do accept foreign Visa/MC, PayPal and USDT payments.
Happy New Year! Shipping companies in Russia will not work until Jan 09 - we accepting orders and preparing them for fastest possible mailout.
Orozobay Kenchinbayev
Orozbay Kenchinbaev is honored worker of culture of the Kyrgyz Republic, member of the Presidium of the World Congress of the Jew's harp.
Since 1962, he creatively produces 20 kinds of traditional musical instruments (komuz Temir komuz kyl kayak, Kern surnay, dobulbas, choor, chopo choor, ace tayak etc.), 9 of which he owns the copyright. Because of the uniqueness of his skill on making folk musical instruments he is in demand throughout the Republic and abroad. For the manufacture of individual instruments he is addressed from Kazakhstan, Yakutia, Japan and other countries near and far abroad. All the famous republic komuzisty individually bought komuz Kenchinbaevu (S.Toktakunova, A.Esengulova, B.Shatenov, R.Amano Islands and others.). It also manufactures tools for many folk ensembles such as "Kambarkan", children's ensemble Temir komuzistov R.Madvarova, Kazakh folk instruments orchestra "Otrar-Sazy" and others.
Kenchinbaev creates not only a talented musical instruments, but also masterfully plays on them.
O. Kenchinbaev repeatedly was the winner of the International Folklore Festival (Africa Somalia, 1977) (France, 1985). He was awarded the title "Best Master" at the World Congress of Jew's harp (1991)., "National Master" of the Kyrgyz Republic (2002). He also won a silver medal at the exhibition of applied arts in Italy for the best manufacturer of musical instruments and yurts (2000).
You can thank maker or musician just pressing the "Thanks" button or writing in special topic in forum. All messages will be delivered to addressee
35
Kyrgyz Komuzes
|
Warning! Overwhelming majority of jaw harps presented are single pieces or made by hand, in very small quantities, instruments. There is no jaw harp factories exists; every one is unique in details, in different degree.
