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From the vast grasslands of north China's Inner Mongolia comes a sound deeply rooted in the region's nomadic culture. The resonant tones of the morin khuur, also known as the horse-head fiddle, carry stories of life on the grasslands and generations of cultural memory. Let's explore how this iconic instrument is made by hand.
From the vast grasslands of north China's Inner Mongolia comes a sound deeply rooted in the region's nomadic culture. The resonant tones of the morin khuur, also known as the horse-head fiddle, carry stories of life on the grasslands and generations of cultural memory. Let's explore how this iconic instrument is made by hand.