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Fujara
Sound of the World
The Fujara is a traditional Slovak musical instrument, known for its long wooden pipe and deep, rich sound. It is often used in folk music and is distinctive due to its size, usually about 1.7 meters long. The Fujara is played by blowing into a fipple mouthpiece, and it typically features decorative carvings. Originating from central Slovakia, it is considered a national cultural treasure.
- Slovakia Exclusive
- First Release 27 September 2024
- Stamp Series Sound of the World
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Sound of the World 64
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