Siharff

Siharff is a traditional musical instrument originating from the Middle East, particularly associated with the Kurdish culture. It is a type of zither, characterized by its long, narrow neck and a series of strings that are plucked with the fingers. The instrument is typically made of wood and has a resonating body that amplifies the sound produced by the strings.

The siharff is known for its distinctive sound, which is often described as haunting and melancholic. It is commonly used in both solo and ensemble performances, often accompanying vocalists or other instruments. The siharff has a rich history and is an important part of the cultural heritage of the Kurdish people.

In modern times, the siharff continues to be played and appreciated in various musical genres, including folk, classical, and contemporary music. Its unique sound and craftsmanship make it a cherished instrument in the Middle Eastern musical tradition.