14" x 25". Wooden two-headed drum with goatskin heads. Held horizontally, both heads are played with beaters. The dhol is used in folk music from the northern Indian State of Punjab. It provides the percussion for the popular Pujab folk dance called the Bhangra; which has now gained popularity across India. The shells are manufactured in the northern Indian State of Uttar Pradesh. There locally grown neem and rosewood are used. After transporting to Mumbai the goat skin heads are fitted to the drum shells with cords and rings for tuning. Beaters and soft case included.

24" diffuse, two-headed made of wood eggshell beat along with lace up and cube tenseness. Held horizontally, the 2 inimical heads ar deep and tenor voice. Tuning cock (HAMR) sold distinctly.

This Esaju Talking Drum is from Remo and features an Acousticon R Shell, Fiberskyn 3 Heads, and Rope Tension. Squeezing the ropes as you recreate causes the set up to convert and allows you to do the drums "talk". The 15" x 6" thrum is the midsection of the 3 station drums in the photo.

This Esaju Talking Drum is from Remo and features an Acousticon R Shell, Fiberskyn 3 Heads, and Rope Tension. Squeezing the ropes as you recreate causes the set up to exchange and allows you to do the drums "talk". The 15" x 6" beat is the midriff of the 3 establishment drums in the photo.

Embossed nickeled memorial tablet, tuned & made to "talk" by squeezing the corduroys, outstanding BaWoA Whoo go. Largest of 4 drums shown to a higher place. 12" x 16"

Dawul, Tabl baladi, two-headed drum, rope tuned. Includes beaters.

This Kanago Talking Drum is from Remo and features an Acousticon R Shell, Fiberskyn 3 Heads, and Rope Tension. Squeezing the ropes as you recreate causes the set up to commute and allows you to do the drums "talk". The 11" x 6" thrum is the smallest unitary shown.

This Kanago Talking Drum is from Remo and features an Acousticon R Shell, Fiberskyn 3 Heads, and Rope Tension. Squeezing the ropes as you recreate causes the set up to commute and allows you to do the drums "talk". The 11" x 6" beat is the smallest unitary shown.

Ceramic two-headed drum. Heads held in place and tuned by strap tension. Held horizontally, both heads are played. Clay body color may vary from photo.

Wooden two-headed thrum. Heads held in localize and tuned by bolts. Held horizontally, one as well as the other heads ar played. In India, these exceedingly pop pleximetry instruments ar commonly used in common people euphony and for the time of matrimony ceremonies. The shells ar manufactured in the northerly Indian State of Uttar Pradesh. There topically grown neem tree and rosewood tree ar used. After passionate to Mumbai the caprine animal scrape heads ar fitted to the thrum shells by with the help of nut and bolts during the term of leisurely tuning.