I am offering one stringed instrument for sale. You should consider this primarily as a display piece. It has a ukulele-like shape with four nylon strings. The tuning pegs turn, so you can tune it, but the accuracy is not great. It has 12 metal frets, and you can produce sound, at least to some extent. I believe the body is made from a coconut, but I'm not certain. The gloss on the back is beautiful. The headstock shape is like an electric guitar, and I'm not sure what to call this instrument, but considering the number of strings and their orientation, I think it's still a ukulele. It feels like it retains the original form from when the instrument was created, and also like it's evolving, making it a charming piece. It feels like it was made by someone who understands instruments, not just a souvenir, and I feel attached to it. I would like to meet the builder of this piece and express my respect, whoever they may be. I have displayed it in a glass case at home for 20-30 years, but I would like to sell it to someone who appreciates this kind of simple, rustic work. Thank you. - The following is an explanation by AI - Wooden 4-string ukulele with decorative sound holes. - Model: Ukulele - Material: Wood - Number of strings: 4 strings - Decoration: Decorative sound holes Thank you for viewing.