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English: Nagphani,
19th Century AD Nagphani is a traditional wind instrument belonging to the Kumaon region in Uttarakhand. This is also played in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Nagphani is shaped like a serpent with a metal tongue painted with bright colours. Nagphani is used by tantrik ritual performers. This instrument, which resembles a snake with a round and open mouth, is made of copper and bronze and is smaller in size than other wind instruments. Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandal Museum, Udaipur |
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