1.3M views · 7.7K reactions | The sound of a jew's harp from the song Khan Blues. This is the most popular musical instrument among all the indigenous peoples of Siberia. . #otyken#vargan#jewharp#jawharp#ainu#turk#siberia#russia#peoples#indigenous#native#pride#work#song#sound#beauty#asiangirl#asia#woman#power#music#folk#smile#варган#алтай#тыва#азиатка#хомус#pop | Otyken | Facebook

The electric tunable jews harp is a strange creation by Bugotak. The reed of the instrument isn't plucked but vibrates with electricity, the musician can play different notes with the keyboard. I'm not shure I get how it works...youtube.com/watch?v=B9S-xys7Qkg | Rare And Strange Instruments

53K views · 3.5K reactions | Lulav and Etrog tutorial by Mendel!! Send him some love in the comments because we read it to him and he loves it!! ❤️Jews shake the Lulav and Etrog )these branches and fruit) during the festival of Sukkot as a beautiful physical expression of connection to God.We wave the Lulav and Etrog to the east, south, west, north, up, and down — symbolizing that God’s presence fills the entire world. It’s a reminder that He is everywhere and that His blessings come from all di