Naay set, Egyptian craftsmanship

The flute is a wind musical instrument used in Eastern music. It is one of the main musical instruments in Arabic music. The flute is made from wild reed plant, and it is a hollow tube, open at both ends. The flute produces tones of one and a half tones and three-quarters of a tone with high accuracy, so the musician often uses more than one flute to cover the different notes required by the musical piece, as a single flute may not be enough to produce all the notes. One of the rules for playing this instrument is to place the flute on the side of the mouth and blow air at a 45-degree angle at the edge of the instrument. Depending on the strength of the blow, the pitch of the notes can be controlled. The flute set consists of 7 pieces, made in Egypt.