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Himalayan Dhyāngro Double-Sided Drum with Kila Handle
Item Details
| Item Type | Dhyāngro |
| Religion or Sect | Shamanic, Tibetan Buddhism |
| Materials | Wood, Skin, Natural Fiber |
| Period | 20th Century |
| Origin | Tibet, Nepal |
| Additional Information | Dhyāngro drums are used by jhakri (shamans of Nepal) and in some Tibetan Buddhist celebrations. Due to the influence of Tibetan Buddhism many of these drums, even those used by shamans, have handles in the shape of kila (also called phurba) ceremonial knives. |
Condition
- tears and wear along skin around both sides of the drum; notable cracks to body of drum; discoloration, wear, and accretions throughout.
Dimensions
12.5" W x 23.0" H x 5.0" D
Item #
ITMG524535
