Sitar and Tabla

A set of musical instrument props and poses.The Sitar is a plucked stringed instrument of the lute family originating from the Indian subcontinent. Popular in northern India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh and also becoming popular in western music during the 1960s with artists such as Ravi Shankar, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones using them. This Sitar has 20 strings, 7 of which are played and 13 are sympathetic resonating strings. Accompanying the Sitar is the Tabla, a pair of hand drums, Baya (the kettle type drum) and Daya, both drums rest on a soft cushion. Poses and wearables for Genesis 8 female and male.