Item:Pair of small flamewood bongos strung with a braided brocatelle strap

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pair of small flamewood bongos strung with a braided brocatelle strap
Look: The small drums are crafted out of flamewood and polished to a high shine to allow the wood's natural red and gold bands to come through. A handful of fire opals inset around the taut drumhead enhances the fiery appearance of the wood and shimmer like a burning fire whenever struck by the light.
Weight: 10 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 337,500 Kronars270,000 Lirums <br />243,540 Dokoras <br />337.5 LTBpoints <br />337.5 Tickets <br />337.5 Scrips <br />
Properties:
  • This item is worn in the shoulder slot.
  • This is a musical instrument (or a tool to play, repair, or clean one).
Dimensions: 5 length x 2 width x 1 height
Sources: Source is Finest Box of Gems (3), Finest Box of Gems (2)
  • Trader appraisal:
The flamewood bongos appears to be a percussion instrument.
You are certain that the flamewood bongos are crafted from wood.
You are certain that the flamewood bongos are very finely made.
It appears that the flamewood bongos can be slung over one shoulder.
You are certain that the flamewood bongos weighs exactly 10 stones.
You are certain that the flamewood bongos are worth exactly 243540 Dokoras, 337500 Kronars, or 270000 Lirums.
  • RECALL: Popularized by shipfarers and pirates as signal communication from long distances, the bongos produce a relatively high-pitched sound compared to other drums. The bongos are meant to be held behind the knees, with the slightly larger drum on the right when the musician is right-handed. While the in the past some signals were conveyed using a hammer, musically the bongos are played by striking the edge of the drumheads with the fingers and palms, and the glissando is caused by rubbing the third finger supported by the thumb across the head of the drum. Bongos are most often made with wood, but can be made with shell or metal.
  • Note: BUG submitted for the 3rd sentence ("While the in the past...") October 2018