The “τσαμπούνα” (tsampouna) is a traditional Greek bagpipe, typically made from goat or sheep skin. It has a double-reeded chanter, which produces a distinctively rich, droning sound. Historically, the tsampouna is most associated with the Aegean islands, particularly in folk and pastoral music. The instrument is often used during festivals and traditional dances, contributing to the region’s vibrant cultural heritage.