Fajlar are traditional Turkish musical instruments, specifically a type of wind instrument. They are made from a single piece of wood and are known for their unique sound, which is often described as warm and rich. Fajlar are commonly used in folk music and can be found in various regions of Turkey, each with its own style and playing technique. The construction of a fajlar involves careful selection of wood, typically from trees like willow or cherry. Musicians often play fajlar in ensembles, contributing to the vibrant sound of Turkish folk music. Their popularity has led to a revival of interest in traditional music and instruments in Turkey.