Dragon Carved Sarangi

The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck for people who are worthy of it. As Nepalese are rich in wood carving, the sarangi becomes special with these carvings. Similarly, the sarangi is taken as the preservation of Nepali arts and music. As number of organisations dedicated to ensuring that the Gaines can continue to earn a living through their music is active today, such carvings are done in sarangi so that people get interested in buying it.

Care Instructions

• Wipe clean gently with a soft, dry cloth after use.

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

• Handle the dragon carving carefully, avoiding sharp impacts or rough handling.

• Loosen the strings slightly during long-term storage to relieve tension on the wooden body.

Origin & Cultural Significance

Handcrafted in Nepal from local Khiro wood, this sarangi is accentuated with dragon artistry—a motif revered for bestowing strength, good fortune, and protection. In Nepalese culture, elaborate carvings like these instill both visual and cultural depth, bridging the Sapiritik (spiritual and the musical.