When in Turkey and Bali, I scout out the most intriguing musical instruments and crafts made by hand locally, then import them to the U.S. where I sell them in person and online, both retail and wholesale.I especially enjoy providing instruments and crafts to museums and schools, since one of the most satisfying parts of my business is being able to share a wider vision of the world with kids eager to learn and create some music of their own.Specialties: Instruments from Turkey and Bali:Kalimba (aka: thumb piano, mbira, etc.), baglama, saz, ud, tar, zurna, duduk, ney, mey, kemence, classical kemence, kabak kemence, kaval, sipsi, talking drums, gongs, tingkliks, rindiks, flutes, and other percussive and gamelan-related instruments. Crafts from Bali:Shadow puppets (wayang kulit), windchimes, kites, painted eggs, cinnamon bowls, and sarongs.