Nepalese Shaman Dhyangro Drum | Phurba Kīla Handle, Jhakri Ritual Frame Drum

Central Asia, Nepal. A dhyangro, the double-headed frame drum played by jhakri (shamans) in Nepalese ceremonies, with hide drumheads laced over a wooden frame. The carved wooden handle takes the form of a kīla (Tibetan phurba), a ritual dagger reflecting Buddhist influence, with a deity head above the triangular blade. Drums like this are held up by the handle and struck with a curved cane beater. The drum is playable and has a resonant tone. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. Item # 203788

Estimate:$300

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