What country does the bagpipes come from?

Correction: Which country does the bagpipes come from? The bagpipes are Scottish. Bagpipes are a kind of wind instruments widely used in Scottish traditional music. Bagpipes consist of blowpipes, bags and bellows. Usually, bags made of sheepskin or plastic are used for gas supply. The blowpipe blows air into the bag through the mouth, and then the air flow in and out is controlled through the sound hole punched by the blowpipe. Different tones are produced by the player's fingering and blowing strength. Bagpipes have a unique sound and play an important role in the traditional performance and dance of Scottish music. Scotland is one of the political entities of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is located in the west of Europe, in the north of the British Isle, bordering England in the south, the North Sea in the east, Norway, Denmark and Iceland in the northeast and northwest, and the Atlantic Ocean in the west.