Royal Bagpipe Based on the Cantigas de Santa Maria

The Cantigas de Santa Maria (CSM) is a collection of 420 Marian songs from the 13th century. It was written during the reign of Alfonso X of Castile, called El sabio (the Wise) and has been preserved in four manuscripts, one of which is owned by the library at El Escorial Palace. It is richly decorated with miniatures of musicians with instruments and it is one of the most important organological sources of the Middle Ages.
The royal bagpipes have a short drone led parallel to the chanter and the two pipes come from a stock in the shape of a royal head.
Galerie
Royal bagpipe based on the CSM
Chanter g1-a2, drone g/a
cherrywood, carved head, inlayed rosettes, inlayed rings
Royal bagpipe based on the CSM
Chanter c2-d3, drone c1/d1
boxwood, carved head, inlays, brass ferules
Royal bagpipe based on the CSM
Chanter c2-d3, drone c1/d1
natural maple, carved head, inlays,  etched brass ferules, relief carving, pewter inlays
Royal bagpipe based on the CSM
Chanter g1-a2, drone g/a
cherrywood, carved head, inlayed rosettes, inlayed mosaic rings

Pricelist

Royal bagpipe in c 840
Royal bagpipe in G 960