A shamanic drum is a percussion instrument traditionally associated with shamanic practices, rituals, and ceremonies in various indigenous cultures around the world. These drums play a significant role in the spiritual and healing practices of shamans. Here are some key features and aspects of shamanic drums:
- Construction: Shamanic drum are typically handcrafted using natural materials. The frame is often made from wood, and the drumhead is traditionally constructed from animal hides, such as deer, elk, or goat skin. The use of natural materials is believed to connect the drum to the Earth and its energies.
- Size and Shape: Shamanic drum come in various sizes, but they are generally larger than typical hand drums. The size and shape can vary among different cultures and shamanic traditions. Some drums are round, while others may be more oval or oblong.
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Shaman Drum 16″ Calfskin
- These drums are often used in shamanic rituals, ceremonies, healing practices, and meditation sessions. They can also be used in musical performances or as decorative pieces.
