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This is gift art I received from SalemNoireX after having sent him a gift in the mail. It features my fursona playing the kokle, a string instrument from Latvia, in a forest. This came as a complete surprise, since I did not expect anything in return. I am amazed not only by how wonderfully he captured my fursona, but also by the fact that he included the exact kokle which I own in real life. It was truly a thoughtful gesture and I am very thankful.

Artwork is © by SalemNoireX, All rights reserved.

Foxpiper is © by Foxpiper, All rights reserved.
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male 1,115,025, fox 232,827, forest 13,387, foxpiper 68, kokle 2, salemnoirex 1
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Published: 2 years, 4 months ago
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HellDoradoLion
HellDoradoLion
2 years, 4 months ago
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very interesting, this instrument looks similar to the japanese koto. do they work the same way?
Foxpiper
Foxpiper
2 years, 4 months ago
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Well, I don't know a lot about the koto, but basically, you can strum it and pluck the strings individually.
HellDoradoLion
HellDoradoLion
2 years, 4 months ago
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the koto has 13 strings strung across a plank, with individual bridges beneath each string which are moved to change tunings. the strings are plucked and strummed with a square plectrum tied to the fingers with seaweed. its kinda similar to a harp in its technique/sound
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