Kubyz is a traditional musical instrument from the Central Asian region, particularly associated with the cultures of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It is a type of jaw harp, made from metal or bamboo, that produces sound when the player plucks a flexible tongue while holding the instrument against their mouth. The vibrations create a unique, resonant sound that can vary in pitch and tone. This instrument has deep cultural significance and is often used in folk music, storytelling, and celebrations. The kubyz is not only a source of entertainment but also serves as a means of preserving and expressing the rich heritage of the nomadic peoples in the region.