Titti (bagpipe)

The titti is a type of bagpipe traditionally found in Sardinia, Italy. It is a relatively simple bagpipe, typically made with a single chanter and a single drone. The chanter is usually conical and made of cane or wood, with six or seven finger holes. The drone is typically cylindrical and also made of cane or wood. The bag is usually made of goatskin or sheepskin.

The titti is often used to accompany traditional Sardinian dances and songs. It produces a distinctive sound that is integral to the island's folk music heritage. While less widely known than some other European bagpipes, the titti remains an important symbol of Sardinian cultural identity. Variations in construction and tuning may exist between different regions of Sardinia.