vahuri
Vahuri is a traditional Georgian musical instrument that belongs to the family of bowed string instruments. It is closely related to the European violin but features distinct cultural and historical roots within the Caucasus region. The name "vahuri" is derived from the Georgian word "vahura," which means "to play" or "to sing," reflecting its role in both musical performance and cultural expression.
The vahuri typically has a small, pear-shaped body made from wood, often walnut or maple, with a
Vahuri music is deeply embedded in Georgian folklore and has been passed down through generations as part
Historically, the vahuri has been an essential part of Georgian rural life, used in celebrations, weddings,
Preservation efforts have been made to sustain the tradition of vahuri-making and playing, with artisans continuing