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2.1 Jiari
October 13, 2008: I started this 2.1 over 4 years ago, with much of the exterior work done at that time. The major bore work was done over the past 6 months. Rattan and sterling silver nakatsugi joint, sterling utaguchi bordering / kinko inlay, very dense piece of...![1.8 Nobekan](https://hollowbamboo.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/nobe5-1024x675.jpg)
1.8 Nobekan
Made in 2010, give or take a couple of years. 1.8 Nobekan jiari. Finish is black Japanese Cashew with a “rustic”, weathered approach. Tozan buffalo horn inlay. Plays wonderfully and effortlessly, with a sweet, solid tone, and excellent tuning. Fun...![1.8 Ibushi Jiari](https://hollowbamboo.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/DSC_0015-1080x675.jpg)
1.8 Ibushi Jiari
September 19, 2008: Made from ibushi (smoked bamboo). 24K gold-lined Tozan utaguchi, 1.5 rin rattan joint, lightweight with modest ji. I began this shakuhachi in 2003 and had 2 stainless steel joint rings custom plated with 24K gold to accompany the inlay bordering....![1.8 Jiari 2012](https://hollowbamboo.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/2-2-1080x675.jpg)
1.8 Jiari 2012
November, 2012: 1.8 Jiari – Very dense piece of madake harvested in Kumamoto, Japan, about a decade ago; classic natural lower mottling. Average diameter is 36mm, weight 388gr, average hole diameter 10-10.5mm. Buffalo horn Kinko inlay, Japanese cashew lacquer...![1.7 Jimori](https://hollowbamboo.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/DSC_0023-1024x675.jpg)