De Kulture Works Kanjira Hand Percussion Kanjeera Musical Instrument 7X2.5 DH (Inches)
De Kulture Works Kanjira Hand Percussion Kanjeera Musical Instrument 7X2.5 DH (Inches)
The Kanjira is a selected small South Indian frame drum with a goatskin and two small bells. The traditional lizard skin is prohibited worldwide due to the protection of species regulations. Even well-known Kanjira players, however, attest the alternative goat skin great advantages. After playing for a while, the goatskin gets more and more flexible and offers a wider range of possible modulations.
- PREMIUM MATERIAL & PERFECT SIZE: Made with leather and wood, this South Indian tambourine instrument called Kanjeera measures 7" inches in diameter and 2.5" inches in height.
- TRADITIONAL MAKE & MULTIPLE USES: A handheld percussion of South India, the kanjira, khanjira, khanjiri or ganjira, is a frame drum of the tambourine family. As a folk and bhajan instrument, it has been used for many centuries in India. The kanjira consists of a circular frame made of the wood. It is covered on one side with a drum head made of goat skin, while the other side is left open.
- HANDMADE & EUPHONIOUS: This handmade percussion drum instrument has been crafted by skilled artisans from India. Played to invoke spiritual energy, this product is highly durable & corrosion resistant. This handcrafted kanjeera will remain the same for years to come.
- SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT: This product supports and empowers a landless Hindu artisan community of India. It preserves the rare craft of making handmade instruments in India.
- ASSURANCE, AUTHENTICITY & INSTRUCTION: Quality satisfaction and timely delivery are assured for this handcrafted artefact. To be sure of authenticity, we recommend you to buy this product from De Kulture Works brand only. Please note that it is normal that leather loses its grip with the instrument's frame in a cold climate. We recommend you to expose the instrument to sunlight or heat for a few minutes. Heat exposure shrinks the leather and tightens it with the frame again.