Ikseons
Ikseons are a type of traditional Korean musical instrument, specifically a type of zither. They are a part of the broader category of Korean traditional instruments known as gayageum, which includes various stringed instruments. Ikseons are characterized by their unique design, which typically features a long, narrow neck and a large, flat soundboard. The strings are usually made of silk or nylon, and the instrument is played by plucking the strings with the fingers or a plectrum.
The term "ikseon" can also refer to a specific type of gayageum, often used in traditional Korean
The construction of an ikseon involves careful craftsmanship, with the soundboard often made from a single
In addition to their use in traditional music, ikseons have also been incorporated into modern compositions