Assertion: stringed instrument's body | /r/HasProperty | carved
Facets:
value: from wood
type: OTHER
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: from some pieces
type: OTHER
value: originally
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Originally the body was carved from a solid block of wood, similar to the saz, but upon its arrival in Greece in the early 1910s it was modified by the addition of a staved back borrowed from the Neapolitan mandola, and the top angled in the manner of a Neapolitan mandolins so as to increase the strength of the body to withstand thicker steel strings.
text: The body and the neck are carved from wood.
text: The body (and usually also the neck and head) of the Tahitian ukulele is carved from a single piece of wood (or some pieces glued together) in a fluid rounded shape (like a solid body electric guitar), often flattish at the bottom.
text: The body is carved from the same piece of wood as the neck, and is quite small.
text: The body of the saz is traditionally carved from a block of wood, hollowed out with a round soundhole on the bottom side.
text: The body of the iranian rabab is carved from one piece of mulberry wood (although nowadays some makers use the tar technique of sawing the block in two halves and after the carving-out job, gluing the two halves together again).
text: The body and neck are traditionally carved from one block of wood and hollowed out from the front, but nowadays most are made from separate parts glued together (like a guitar).
text: The body and neck is traditionally carved from one block of wood and hollowed out from the front, though nowadays they may also be made from separate parts glued together.
text: The body and the neck are carved from cedar wood and the body is often covered with the leather of wild animals, camels or goats.
text: The body and the neck are carved from wood.