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This media file captures an indoor museum exhibit showcasing traditional South Asian musical instruments within a clear glass display case, located in Sonargaon, Bangladesh. In the foreground, a large barrel-shaped drum, possibly a Mridangam or Pakhawaj, is prominently displayed. It features a light-colored wooden body composed of staves, tightly bound together by striped lacing. This drum is marked with a white numerical label "1" on the display case floor. To its right lies a dark, spherical, gourd-shaped instrument, possibly the resonator of a stringed instrument like an Ektara or Dotara. This instrument has a small, round opening on its upper surface and bears a small white sticker with the number "15" inscribed on it. It is accompanied by a white numerical label "2" on the display case floor. A simple, stick-like wooden instrument or accessory is partially visible behind it. Further back within the display, several stringed instruments are arranged horizontally. These appear to be traditional instruments such as sitars or veenas, characterized by their long fretted necks, multiple strings, and carved wooden bodies, some with large gourd resonators. Reflections of the ceiling lights and the surrounding room are visible on the glass of the display case. A white label with black text, written primarily in Bengali script, is placed next to the gourd-shaped instrument. Partially legible text includes "১৯৬১" (1961), "১৯৮১" (1981), and "Total 8 pcs." (Total 8 pieces). The display case rests on a light grey surface, enclosed by a wooden frame. The scene is static, depicting an exhibition designed for public viewing and cultural preservation.
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