Collection: Ney

The ney is a traditional wind flute emblematic of Middle Eastern music, particularly present in Persian, Arabic, and Turkish traditions. Made from reed, it typically has six to seven holes and produces a soft, deep, and expressive sound, often associated with mystical and meditative moods. The ney is played by blowing on the edge of the instrument, which requires a specific breathing technique to master its sonic nuances.

A key instrument in Sufi and classical Eastern music, the ney is also used in more modern compositions, exploring a wide range of melodic and emotional registers. It embodies a strong connection with the spiritual and cultural traditions of the East, its warm and airy timbre creating a unique atmosphere in instrumental ensembles.

The ney, with its thousand-year-old roots, continues to captivate listeners and musicians around the world, offering both a rich heritage and endless potential for contemporary musical exploration.