Shaman’s Drum
A Tibetan shaman’s (Jhankari) drum is a traditional instrument used in various Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies and rituals. It’s typically made with a wooden frame and covered with Yak skin on both sides. The drum is played with a curved beater or, in some cases, by twisting it so that the attached strikers hit the drum.
Tibetan Antique Shaman’s Drum (Dhyangro), Round 36 cm diameter, Wooden Carved Handle 22 cm long.
Hand Carved and Hand Made from seven metals: Gold, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Copper, Aluminum
Diameter: 40 cm.
AVAILABILITY: In stock
Hand Made from seven metals: Gold, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Copper, Aluminum
Diameter: 50 cm
AVAILABILITY: In stock
Hand Made from seven metals: Gold, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Copper, Aluminum
Diameter: 50 cm
AVAILABILITY: In stock
Authentic Tibetan Tingsha handcrafted in Nepal, producing clear resonant sounds for meditation, sound healing, and spiritual practices.
AVAILABILITY: In stock
Tibetan Tingsha are traditional handcrafted cymbals made by skilled Nepalese artisans using techniques passed down through generations. When played, they produce a clear and resonant sound that promotes calm, focus, and meditation. Practitioners use Tibetan Tingsha in spiritual rituals, sound healing, and mindfulness sessions. These cymbals also represent the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the Himalayan region.
AVAILABILITY: In stock
Authentic Tibetan Tingsha handcrafted in Nepal, producing clear resonant sounds for meditation, sound healing, and spiritual practices.
AVAILABILITY: In stock
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