【Full Order Custom-Made Item】Charango crafted by Jhonny Quispe Cordero Made in the summer of 2025 Jacaranda, Ebony, Abalone, Wirekan (Green Wood) Includes a dedicated case New, Unused This charango is equipped with a passive pickup. Scale Length: Approximately 380mm This is an extremely rare, custom-made charango crafted in Bolivia, the heartland of folklore music, in 2025. The maker is Mr. Jhonny Quispe Cordero, who is highly regarded in the local area. This is a one-of-a-kind piece, commissioned with a full custom order, with meticulous attention to design, materials, and sound quality. It has a unique design, unlike any other in the world. Please note that there is a slight paint chip on the dedicated case, but it does not affect its use. 【Features】 It has a brilliant, thick, and rounded tone. This charango is recommended for everyone from beginners to professionals, for recording and stage performances. Body Material: Uses rare Jacaranda (Jacaranda) Instead of the commonly used Naranjillo or Palo Santo wood for charangos in Japan, this one uses the highest-grade Jacaranda, which provides the best sound resonance. Fretboard: Uses Ebony The smooth and luxurious ebony combines playability and beauty. Accented with beautiful green Wirekan. • Includes a dedicated hard case (as shown in the photos). 【Condition】 After it was made, the owner became busy with graduate school and had no opportunity to play it. The strings will be slightly loosened for shipping. The sound has been checked by a professional. 【Price】 Because it was made with a full custom order, it is a masterpiece that involved careful discussions with the craftsman from material selection to the details of the design. It is a specification that is almost impossible to obtain in Japan, and the production cost was also high, but this time, it is being offered at a price below cost to clear out the collection. Photos of the production process are also included. 【Search Terms】 #Quena #Zampona #Charango #Quena #Zampoña #Charango #Folklore #ElCondorPasa #FestivalOfFlowers #AndeanMusic #Acha #QuispeTorres #Orozco #Panosso #Kanata #Gamboa #EthnicCostumes #EthnicInstruments #Malaika