Hand Drum, double-headed drum. The drum shell is made of hard wood, perhaps walnut or chestnut, though many woods may be in use depending on the region where the drum is ...  more info

9", Wooden two-headed "talking" drum. Heads held in place by cords. Held under the arm, squeeze the cords to make the drum talk. Great Whaaa-Whaa sounds. Includes a beater.  more info

Deluxe model. Wooden two-headed drum. Heads held in place and tuned by bolts. Held horizontally, both heads are played. In India, these extremely popular percussion instruments ...  more info

Unloaded goatskin head for the Dholak. 7 inch diameter.  more info

Embossed nickeled brass, tuned & made to "talk" by squeezing the cords, great BaWoA Whoo sound.  more info

Designed by The Early Music Shop of Bradford England. This cylindrical drum has two heads, one with a snare. When the drum head is struck with the drum sticks, the snare ...  more info

Two large natural skin heads stretched over a light-weight plywood body, gives this 8 � pound tupan a deep booming voice. On this version of the drum there is no shoulder ...  more info

The South Indian Mridangam shell is made from the wood of the Jackfruit tree. The Drum has two opposing heads, bass (approximately 8") and tenor (approximately 6.5"). Overall ...  more info

The stave constructed rosewood shell has two heads and ring and cord tuning. One head is smooth & one is of natural hair. Leather beater included. The cord color may vary ...  more info

(Monkey talking drum) Hand held, twisting the wrist vigorously causes the knot at the end of the string to beat the two ends of the drum. Great sound, lots of fun. 4"w x ...  more info