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This ney is a special edition from artisan Saber Kawala, called Ney Bass. Particularly low neys are appreciated for their atypical sound but are generally very large and therefore difficult to play. Saber Kawala's idea was to make an easy-to-play bass ney with this particular shape allowing optimal ease of play.

This Arabic professional kawala comes from the Premium luxury production of the craftsman Saber Kawala, recognized worldwide for his very high quality kawalas and neys. Note : If you want to start with a Kawala, we recommend the Nawa (Sol) model.

These instruments come from the Premium luxury production of the craftsman Saber Kawala, recognized worldwide for his very high quality neys and kawalas. Discover the ney and the kawala with this special offer. This set includes the most used Arabic ney: Doka (Ré) and the Egyptian kawala recommended for learning: Nawa (Sol)

These professional Arabic neys are from the Premium luxury production of the craftsman Saber Kawala. This set of neys is handcrafted and signed with the craftsman's stamp "Saber Kawala", a guarantee of quality and sound accuracy. This set contains 4 pieces: Rast (Do), Doka (Re), Bousalek (Mi) and Gaharka (Fa).

These Arabic neys are from the PREMIUM luxury production of the craftsman Saber Kawala. This set of neys is handcrafted, built from the finest reeds and signed with the stamp of the craftsman Saber Kawala, a guarantee of quality and sound accuracy. This complete set includes all 7 notes: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si.

This set contains the 2 essential Egyptian kawalas: Nawa (Sol) ideal for learning and Doka (Re), the most used in oriental music.

This set contains 4 professional Egyptian Kawalas: Doka (Re), Bousalek (Mi), Gaharka (Fa) and Nawa (Sol).

This collection of Premium neys is the luxury collection of the Egyptian craftsman Saber Kawala, recognized worldwide for its very high quality neys and kawalas.Note : If you want to start with the ney and do not know which note to choose, we recommend the Ney Doka (Re) which is the most used ney in oriental music.