Hand Beaten Singing Bowl Approx 400g Hats The instrument creates a delightful

The instrument creates a delightful scraping percussive tone when the player rubs the provided striker along the carved grooves

Hand-carved from the Tweneboa tree — an African cedar native to Ghana — these djembes produce the deep

tingsha are nowadays being used increasingly in sound therapy for the "space - clearing" of rooms

The beating of the drum is believed to allow the shaman to achieve an altered state of consciousness

They are worn just above the ankle and allow the audience to fully appreciate the rhythmic aspects and complex footwork of the dance

Hand Beaten Singing Bowl Approx 400g Hats The instrument creates a delightfulHand Beaten Singing Bowl Approx 400g Our traditional hand beaten singing bowls are produced from a mix of metals and come complete with a turned wood Puja stick. Please note diameter, weight and thickness of the bowls will vary as this is a handmade product. Hand beaten bowls have a more complex and rich range of sounds than machine made bowls, but there is more of a knack to playing them! As all our hand beaten singing bowls are all unique, they are