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7" Indian Musical Instrument Narsinga in Brass

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Narsingha is the name given to this brass musical instrument. The blowing end is a three-bent brass tube with a broad funnel-shaped orifice and an integrated mouthpiece. This S-shaped device has five elevated metal rings encircling the tube. In India and Nepal, it is employed in social occasions as well as traditional music and dance. It is sometimes referred to as a Ransingha or Ranbheri. It was also employed in ancient times to draw the attention of the populace before any major news. It gets the name Ransingha from its use during Ran or battles to herald the start of the fight. 

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Specifications
MIV207
Brass
Height: 7 inch
Width: 19 inch
Depth: 37 inch
Weight 3.55 kg
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The Ancient Call of the Narsinga

Embrace the resonant soul of India with this exquisite Narsinga, a brass wind instrument steeped in tradition and spiritual significance. Crafted from gleaming brass, its form echoes the ancient horns used for millennia, carrying messages of auspiciousness, celebration, and spiritual awakening. The Narsinga is not merely a musical instrument; it is a conduit to the divine, a sound that has historically been employed to herald the arrival of deities, signal the commencement of sacred rituals, and stir the very essence of devotion.

Echoes of Divinity and Ritual

The deep, sonorous tones of the Narsinga are said to possess the power to purify the atmosphere and dispel negative energies. In the vast tapestry of Hindu mythology, the blowing of conch shells and similar instruments often signifies the presence of powerful beings and the beginning of significant events. Legend has it that the sound of these instruments can even disrupt the veil between the earthly and the celestial realms. Its distinctive, long, and often curved shape, intricately designed to produce its unique timbre, has been an integral part of temple ceremonies, royal processions, and community gatherings for centuries. This particular Narsinga, with its rich brass patina and the vibrant red bindings that punctuate its elegant curve, is a testament to the enduring artistry and spiritual depth of Indian culture.

A Symbol of Purity and Presence

The brass construction of this Narsinga is not arbitrary. Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, has been revered in Indian traditions for its purity, its ability to conduct energy, and its association with prosperity and auspiciousness. The intricate flared bell at one end, often decorated, amplifies and projects the powerful sound, while the mouthpiece at the other end requires skillful breath control to produce its characteristic drone. The red bindings, a color associated with energy, passion, and auspicious beginnings, add a visual vibrancy that complements the instrument's sonic power. Whether used in devotional practices, as a decorative piece that evokes the spirit of India, or as a unique addition to a musical collection, this Narsinga offers a tangible connection to a rich heritage of sound and spirituality. Its presence evokes the ancient chants, the solemn processions, and the vibrant celebrations that have marked the passage of time in India.
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