Petinac

A petinac (portmanteau of "petit instrument à cordes", meaning "small string instrument") is a traditional banjo-esque string instrument which originated in Leafland. It is used in several Jonathian cultures. The instrument is 33cm long when measured from top to bottom and 11cm from left to right. It's base is 2cm thick. The instrument has six strings, and makes a sharp noise when played.
The petinac originated in Leafland sometime around the sixth and seventh centuries.
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