Żaqq (bagpipe)
1997 (bag) and 2009 (chanter)
Calf pelt, cane, bull horn
Tony Cachia (bag) and Anna Borg Cardona
(chanter), makers

Once believed to "protect against
the evil eye" (l-għajn), the horn,
with its serrated carving, also served
as a weapon when removed from
the bagpipe.

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1. ↑ kryptonic83 (2016-08-05 10:06:46). Gajdy Bagpipe. Flickr.