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Nayanban / Nay-an-Ban (-)

original: نی انبان [?]

pipe with skin bag
Nay amban

Nayanban: Spelling according to Beladi; NB: According to the author of the extended caption to the AP Archive video, the spelling Nay-an-Ban is used in Bushehr (Southern Iran), adding that the instrument is "very popular on the coasts [sic] of the Persian Gulf".

Sources

Beladi, MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?]: Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work? (YouTube, 2023 [Transcript with corrections ws]).

Web

YouTube (MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?] Beladi: »Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work?«)
ibidem (Traditional bagpipes popular in Southern Iran; AP Archive; NB: ➺ SHOTLIST (chapter 4) and STORYLINE).
ibidem (نی انبان به زبان ساده-بخش اول [Nai Anban in simple language - first part]: original script).