Ektara also Known as Gopichand

Set Includes Small, Medium, and Large Sizes

Made of Coconut Shell and Wood

The Ektara (also known as Gopichand) is a one string plucked instrument from the subcontinent of India and is used the most in the state of Bengal. It is most commonly used in religious songs or changing and as an accompaniment to folk singers. Typiucally, a bamboo is pired apart and both ends are connected with a resonator made of wood, gourd, and coconut. This Empire Ektara set inludes three sizes (small, medium, and large) and features seasoned wood. The small size is made of a coconut shell wood composite, while the larger sizes are wooden