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Handpan Maker - 100% Made in Italy - High quality instruments - 2 years warranty - Worldwide shipping We are italian Handpan maker. We were born in 2015.

Our passion move us to make this instrument every better because we believe that Handpan it's not only a instrument but it's art. For more information contact us

02/09/2026

Ep. 6 | SEW Scale Guide 📖

After exploring D Kurd, Ashakiran, Romanian Hijaz, Aegean and Pygmy, our journey through the world of handpan scales continues.

Meet “Amara” ✨

Closely related to the natural minor scale, Amara leaves out the 6th degree in its classic structure. This small difference gives it a more open, spacious character while keeping the emotional depth of a minor scale.

Played slowly, Amara can feel reflective and intimate. Bring in more rhythm and movement, and a lighter, more dynamic side begins to emerge.

In this guide, you’ll discover:

• What gives Amara its open, emotional character
• How its structure differs from a natural minor scale
• What Amara feels like to play and explore
• Who this scale might be a good fit for

Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue exploring more handpan scales, one guide at a time.

📖 Save this guide for future reference and follow the series to discover the unique character of each handpan scale.

26/08/2026

“Pygmy” has a way of making even simple patterns feel immersive.

Deep, soulful and hypnotic, this scale is built around a pentatonic core that gives its notes a natural sense of space and flow.

Play it slowly, let the notes resonate, and its deeper, more introspective side emerges.
Add rhythm and repetition, and the same scale can create movement while keeping its distinctive hypnotic character.

In this video, we’re playing our F Pygmy 18 | Opera at 440Hz.

Its extended range opens up more possibilities for melodic exploration, while preserving the deep, fluid character of the scale.

This reel offers a small glimpse of its sound.

If you’d like to discover what makes Pygmy unique, visit our profile and explore the latest episode of our SEW Scale Guide.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

24/08/2026

Ep. 5 | SEW Scale Guide 📖

After exploring D Kurd, Ashakiran, Romanian Hijaz and Aegean, we continue our journey through the world of handpan scales with one of the most deep, soulful and hypnotic.

Meet “Pygmy” 🔮

Built around a pentatonic core, Pygmy has a simple structure that leaves plenty of space between its sounds, giving the scale its distinctive sense of openness and natural flow.

Played slowly, Pygmy can feel deep, spacious and introspective. Bring in more rhythm and movement, and its character can shift without losing that natural sense of flow.

In this guide, you’ll discover:

• What gives Pygmy its deep, distinctive sound
• Why players are drawn to its natural, hypnotic flow
• What to expect when playing it
• How its mood can change with the way you play

Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue exploring more handpan scales, one guide at a time.

📖 Save this guide for future reference and follow the series to discover the unique character of each handpan scale.

20/08/2026

“Aegean” has a way of opening up the space around each note.

Bright, uplifting and cinematic, this scale has a natural melodic flow that can make even simple phrases feel open and expressive.

Play it slowly, and its dreamy, suspended side emerges.
Add movement, and its brighter, more cinematic character comes alive.

In this video, we’re playing our D Aegean 20 – Opera Ember at 440Hz.

Its extended range and seven bottom notes open up more possibilities for bass lines, harmonies and melodic exploration while preserving the open character of the scale.

This reel offers a small glimpse of its sound.

If you’d like to discover what makes Aegean unique, visit our profile and explore the latest episode of our SEW Scale Guide.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

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19/08/2026

Ep. 4 | SEW Scale Guide 📖

After exploring D Kurd, Ashakiran and Romanian Hijaz, we continue our journey through the world of handpan scales with one that brings a brighter, more open character.

Meet “Aegean”

Bright, uplifting and cinematic, this scale stands out for its spacious sound and natural melodic flow.

One of its most distinctive qualities is the way its notes leave room within the scale. Rather than constantly pulling melodies toward an obvious resolution, Aegean can feel open and suspended, giving musical phrases space to unfold.

Play it slowly and leave space between the notes, and its dreamy, floating side comes forward.
Add movement and flowing melodies, and its uplifting, cinematic character begins to shine.

In this guide, you’ll discover:

• What gives Aegean its open, distinctive sound
• Why players are drawn to its flowing character
• What to expect when playing it
• How its mood can change with the way you play

Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue exploring more handpan scales, one guide at a time.

📖 Save this guide for future reference and follow the series to discover the unique character of each handpan scale.

05/08/2026

Romanian Hijaz has a way of keeping you listening.

Rich, evocative and deeply expressive, this scale moves naturally between tension and resolution, giving even simple melodies a strong sense of movement.

Play it slowly, and its deeper, more contemplative side emerges.
Add rhythm, and its bold, intense character comes alive.

In this video, we’re playing our F # Romanian Hijaz 13 at 432Hz. Its extended range opens up more melodic and harmonic possibilities while preserving the distinctive character of the scale.

This reel offers a small glimpse of its sound.

If you’d like to discover what makes Romanian Hijaz unique, visit our profile and explore the latest episode of our SEW Scale Guide.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

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04/08/2026

Ep. 3 | SEW Scale Guide 📖

After exploring D Kurd and Ashakiran, we continue our journey through the world of handpan scales with one that brings a completely different character.

Meet “Romanian Hijaz”

Bold, intense and deeply expressive, this scale stands out for its natural sense of tension and resolution.

One of its most distinctive features is the relationship between the Ding and the root. Unlike many familiar handpan scales, the Ding sits on the 5th degree, while the root comes on the first tone field after it, creating a different sense of “home” as you play.

Play it slowly, and it can feel deep and contemplative.
Add rhythm and movement, and its dramatic side comes alive.

In this guide, you’ll discover:

• What gives Romanian Hijaz its unique sound
• Why players are drawn to its expressive character
• What to expect when playing it

Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue exploring more handpan scales, one guide at a time.

📖 Save this guide for future reference and follow the series to discover the unique character of each handpan scale.

30/07/2026

Ashakiran means “Ray of Hope.”

A name that beautifully reflects the bright, flowing and uplifting character of this handpan scale.

It’s not about sounding happier than every other scale.

It’s about naturally inviting melodies to unfold, making each phrase feel open, expressive and effortless to explore.

This reel offers a small glimpse of its sound.

If you’d like to discover what makes Ashakiran unique, visit our profile and explore the latest episode of our SEW Scale Guide.

In this video, the scale is played on our 11-note Woodpan, whose double-shell design adds warmth, resonance and harmonic richness to every note.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

28/07/2026

Ep. 2 | SEW Scale Guide 📖

After exploring D Kurd, we continue our journey through the world of handpan scales with one that offers a completely different musical character.

Meet D Ashakiran.

A major scale loved for its bright, uplifting sound and its naturally flowing melodies.

Its name is often translated as “Ray of Hope”, a beautiful reflection of the feeling many players experience when they sit down to play it.

One of the things that makes D Ashakiran unique is the way it naturally encourages melodies to unfold, making it a wonderful choice for improvisation, composition and expressive playing.

In this guide, you’ll discover:

• What gives D Ashakiran its unique character
• Why many players love its melodic flow
• Who this scale is best suited for
• What we’ve noticed from seeing people explore it

Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue exploring many other handpan scales, one guide at a time.

📖 Save this guide for future reference and follow the series to discover the unique character of every handpan scale.

24/07/2026

Every handpan scale tells a different story.

“D Kurd” happens to be one of the most loved.

Not because it’s better than the others, but because it has a rare ability to feel familiar from the very first notes, while continuing to reveal new possibilities the longer you play.

It’s a scale many people begin with and one that many never stop coming back to.

This reel offers a small glimpse of its sound.

If you’d like to discover what makes D Kurd unique, visit our profile and explore the first episode of our SEW Scale Guide.

You’ll also find our Instrument Guide series, where we’ve explored the different handpan models and the unique character of each one.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

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