Origin: Persian/Central Asia  

Location: KPK/Baluchistan

Make: Black Mulberry Wood/Timber

Cost: 10,000- 25,000PKR

Craftsmen: Ejaz Sarhadi

Famous Sarinda Players Ejaz Sarhadi

Number of Sarinda players in Pakistan: 2-5

Sarinda is a stringed instrument with a hollow wooden body made from one piece of wood. The lower part is covered with a thin wooden strip which extends into a finger board, upon which seven to nine strings are tensioned. Sarinda comes from the Persian word surayinda, meaning "producer of tunes." The sarinda is usually accompanied by the rubab and tabla.