A jogi sārangī and bow. The waisted body, neck, square pegbox and string-holder at the base of the instrument are carved from the same piece of wood and varnished a golden-brown colour. The pegbox terminates in a turned finial to which a plaited string carrying strap is attached. The pegbox and neck are inlaid with bone stamped with circumpuncts and other geometrical designs. Leather sound-table with single soundhole in top corner. Three leather playing strings running from bulbous pegs in the head. Seven wire sympathetic strings pegged from the neck. A piece of rosin for the bow is stuck to the top of the sound-box. The bow is a straight wooden stick stained black and is bound with string to a wooden frog. The bow is strung with black horsehair.
