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Tenor Ukulele 26″
PKR 15,000
26 Inches Tenor Size Ukulele
Specifications:
Size: Tenor
Top: Spruce
Back: Spruce
Side Panel: Spruce
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Rosewood
String Material: Nylon String
Colors: Various color options available
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