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17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum - Black
17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum – Black
$149.00Madal is a very common musical instrument of Nepal and played with both hands.
Madal is used in Nepalese folk music and traditional bhajan in religious ceremonies.
Its drum is made with leather, and the body is traditionally made of wood.
It is made in a traditional way from bamboo.
The Madal consists of a cylindrical body with a slight bulge at its centre and heads at both ends, one head larger than the other.
With a string attached in it, it can be hung in the wall as a decorative as well.
17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum – Red
$149.00Madal is a very common musical instrument of Nepal and played with both hands.
Madal is used in Nepalese folk music and traditional bhajan in religious ceremonies.
Its drum is made with leather, and the body is traditionally made of wood.
It is made in a traditional way from bamboo.
The Madal consists of a cylindrical body with a slight bulge at its centre and heads at both ends, one head larger than the other.
With a string attached in it, it can be hung in the wall as a decorative as well.
14 inch Sarangi
$99.00Sarangi is a Nepali folk instrument.
People of Gandharba or Gaine caste only played the Sarangi.
Day by day, its popularity extends beyond the Gandharba community and is widely used and played by other cast members as well.
Sarangi is used in Nepalese folk music.
This Sarangi is made with top quality wood and produces great sound.
This Sarangi has Lord Ganesh carved at the back.
This Sarangi can be used for both playings as well as for decoration.
Wooden Jhyali
$38.00Jhyali is used in Nepalese folk music and traditional bhajan in religious ceremonies.
It is made in a traditional way from Wood.
Handy and lightweight, this traditional jhyali is struck against the palm to produce percussions.
It is ideal for lyrical music and religious bhajan.
Classical Murali
$28.00Classical Murali is used in classical music in the South Asian Region.
It is made in a traditional way from a bamboo shaft.
Murali has eight finger holes and produces soothing sound.
Murali is played by holding its oblique end between two lips.
It is a trendy musical Instrument.
