Instrument Name: The Thousand Nations of Love The inspiration for this instrument comes from the teachings of Rumi. Rumi frequently spoke of love as a boundless force that dissolves all religious, ethnic, and national differences. This instrument incorporates symbols of peace and love, such as a dove with an olive branch, a candle, and a lotus. The use of various woods represents racial and climatic diversity. The heart shaped headstock and the letter V symbolize love and global unity, reflecting the connection of humanity through divine love. The Thousand Nations of Love instrument blends cultural symbols and innovation to convey love, peace, and unity. Made from rare woods from around the world, it reflects racial and climatic diversity. The heart shaped headstock features vibrating strings above the nut an innovative idea. Symbols of peace such as a dove with an olive branch, a candle, a lotus, and the letter V are included. Frets pass through the neck, symbolizing liberation, and tuning pegs are inspired by girls, boys, women, and men