Khamak is an almost unitary musical instrument like Ektara, which is mostly popular in India and Bangladesh. Which is widely popular in the Indian folk songs of Bengal, Orissa, Northeast India and Bangladesh, especially in Baul songs.
It is a musical instrument with a wire which is to be played during play. The difference in unity from it is that there is no use of bamboo on its head.
This bamboo is tied with Ektara but it is absent in the Khamak. He is caught on his other hand and playing the player in the opposite direction.
The Khamak is mainly divided into three main parts. Its bowl or round part, which is often made of wood and is connected by its other end, the small piece is also commonly used.
Made of wood. The goal portion is to be pressed below the back of the hand and the small piece of the other end is pulled by the same hand. Then, in order to draw the right tune, in the other hand, it has to be dragged in the other hand to maintain the necessary tension.
It is mainly used mainly in Baul songs (Folk). It is one of the oldest cable devices in Bangladesh and East India.
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