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English: Chautara,
19th Century AD Wood & Iron Chautara is a stringed instrument made of wood and iron/steel. Found in Rajasthan, it is mostly used by the Kamad community for rhythmic accompaniment for devotional singing. Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandal Museum, Udaipur |
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