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16 Pcs. Risha Professional – Plectrum for Oud

€49,23

  • 16 plastic risha (oud plectra), each 0.71 mm thick, in assorted textures and colours
  • For Turkish, Arabic and electric ouds
  • The assortment lets you compare grip and attack, with spares left for the stage
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Professional Risha for Oud – Set of 16 Plectra

This set of 16 professional risha (oud plectra) gives you a full supply of picks for practice and performance. Each risha is made of plastic, 0.71 mm thick, and the set comes in assorted textures and colours, so you can find the grip and attack that suit your technique.

The picks are compatible with Turkish, Arabic, and electric ouds. In Arabic the oud plectrum is called risha, meaning “feather”; in Turkey the same pick is called mizrap.

  • Material: plastic
  • Thickness: 0.71 mm
  • Contents: 16 pieces
  • Compatibility: Turkish, Arabic, and electric ouds

Additional information

Weight0,2 kg
Dimensions10 × 10 × 1 cm

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What is a risha?
A risha is the plectrum used to play the oud. The Arabic word means "feather"; in Turkey the same pick is called a mizrap. This set contains 16 plastic risha, each 0.71 mm thick, in assorted textures and colours.
Which ouds are these risha compatible with?
They are compatible with Turkish, Arabic, and electric ouds, so one set of 16 picks covers every oud you play, from practice at home to the stage.
Why does the set include different textures and colours?
Surface texture changes how the risha sits between your fingers and how it releases the string. With 16 assorted picks you can compare grips, keep the ones that suit your technique, and still have spares.
Are these risha suitable for beginners?
Yes. The set gives you 16 picks of the same 0.71 mm thickness to learn and practise with, so a lost or worn pick is never a problem while you build your technique.