Item:Polished lacewood cistre with a fretwork soundhole

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polished lacewood cistre with a fretwork soundhole
Look:	Seven courses of strings arc over the bridge of the pear-shaped instrument, providing a subtle echoing effect when played. This particular example of the luthier's art features a fretwork shesegri as the soundhole, an intricate winding pattern originally used by Elotheans as a focus for meditation.
Weight:	15 stones
Metal:	Unknown
Appraised Cost:	26,250 Kronars21,000 Lirums <br />18,942 Dokoras <br />26.25 LTBpoints <br />26.25 Tickets <br />26.25 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This is a musical instrument (or a tool to play, repair, or clean one).
Dimensions:	5 length x 3 width x 1 height
Sources:	Source is Nytingale's Instruments (8), Nytingale's Instruments (5)

Appraisal

• The lacewood cistre appears to be a stringed instrument.
• You are certain that the lacewood cistre is crafted from wood.
• You are certain that the lacewood cistre is finely made.
• You are certain that the lacewood cistre is strung with a set of seven gut strings.
• You are certain that the lacewood cistre needs a pick to be played.