New, unused charango for sale. Scale is "38". This charango was made in Bolivia, the home of folklore music, at the end of 2024. I directly commissioned Juan Pablo Orozco, a master charango maker (maestro) in Bolivia, to make it. It is a full custom order in both design and sound, making it a unique and highly rare charango. It comes with a dedicated case. ※ The name of the orderer (myself) is written on the back of the body. (The image has been blacked out, but the name is actually there) Please understand. (Photo 15) Therefore, it is being sold at a much lower price than the manufacturing cost (original cost). I am selling it to organize my collection, which has grown too large. The strings have been replaced, and it comes with a case, so you can start playing it immediately upon arrival. Since the design is all custom-made, this is a special version of the charango, and there is no other one like it in the world. Making such a product requires close consultation with the instrument maker, and it is almost impossible to obtain it in Japan. Currently, import restrictions on "Jacaranda" and "Ebony," which are most suitable for charangos, are also strict. The body is made of Jacaranda, and the fingerboard, soundboard, and headstock are luxuriously made of Ebony, and various natural materials such as shells are used for the decorative parts. The highest quality materials were used for everything. My charango collection has grown too large, so I am selling it in the hope that someone who will cherish it will use it. Maker: Juan Pablo Orozco Body: Jacaranda Fingerboard and other parts: Ebony Mr. Pablo Orozco's charangos have excellent balance and are good instruments that you can tell immediately after playing them. Please enjoy this exquisite masterpiece filled with tradition and the latest technology. I have commissioned many makers to make instruments for me, but he is the one who makes the best instruments. Thank you very much. Search terms Quena Zampona Charango Quena Zampoña Charango Folklore El Condor Pasa Hanamatsuri (Flower Festival) Andean music Acha Kispetores Orozco Panosso Kanata Gamboa