bridges

Bridges

The main bridge of the sitar, is one of the most important parts that make up the instrument. It consists of two parts: the bottom one which serves as the connection to the tabli of the sitar, which is made of wood; and then the top one which is the strings support and the one defining the final sound of the sitar. One of the most common materials used to develop this upper side of the bridge is the camel bone (for its striking similarity to ivory once worked) but it can also be found made of ebony, and finally, antelope horn (preferred by many for its resistance).

JW#1 JW#2 JW#3

Horn bridge JW#1: 45€

Ebony bridge JW#2: 40€

Camel bone bridge JW#3: 33€

SB#1

Horn taraf bridge SB#1: 14€

Ebony taraf bridge SB#2: 12€

Camel bone taraf bridge SB#3: 9€

UB#1 UB#2

Upper bridge UB#1: 10€

Upper bridge UB#2: 10€