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Malaysian sape player at BIT 2012 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Musician in Red Attire and Feathered Headdress Playing Sape Instrument on Stage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sape instrument, traditional stringed musical instrument with intricate wood carvings. Sape lute originates from Borneo, Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Dayak playing his lute, a traditional musical instrument. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A young Kayan kid performing warrior dance called ngajat. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A musician plucking his Sape. Sape is a traditional lute of the Orang Ulu of Sarawak. In Indonesia, it would be associate with the Dayak Kayan. An Orang Ulu or Kayan could be distinctively distinguished by the headgear which has hornbill feathers. The lute Sape is carved out from a single bole of wood and has minimum 3 strings to 5 strings. Today lute is played during special occasions such as wedding ceremony, or during harvest festival. Many other ethnic too are adopting this instrument over guitar due to its popularity.