About the product:

→ Name/Type: Shamanic drum with "Thunderbird" motif - Sold with mallet - Available on request in 40 and 70 cm

🌍 Origin: Indonesia

📐 Dimensions: Ø 50 and 60 centimeters

⚖️ Weight: ± 1500 and 1650 grams

🧬 Material: Wood and goat or cowhide

🎶 Sound type: Medium to low

📦 Packaging: Sold individually

🎁 Ideal as a gift or a treat for yourself!

👉 Very good quality, always ready to play in summer as in winter , perfect for discovering or improving your skills.

Untanned hides (with hair/hair skin) can have various patterns.

Sold with 1 'free' mallet (number 2 in the photos), approximately 40 centimeters!

The other mallets are optional so that you can have several types of sounds because + the mallet is padded, soft and solid, + the sound is medium and low, + it will be hard and small, + the sound will be high to medium.

For covers , look in our 'Accessories' section , models in fabric or waterproof nylon...

🧧 Symbolism

Element	Description

Object name

Shamanic drum – “Thunderbird” motif

Cultural origin

Native American shamanic traditions (primarily Plains and Northwest peoples)

Main symbol

The Thunderbird – a powerful spirit associated with creation, protection, and celestial phenomena

Drum materials

Wooden rim (birch, ash or cedar), stretched animal hide (bison, deer, elk), rawhide laces

Diameter / size

Variable: 30 to 50 cm for hand drums; up to 80 cm for ceremonial models

Dominant colors

Red, black, blue and white (symbols of the directions / elements according to traditions)

Ritual function

Connection to spirits, energy harmonization, accompaniment of chants and shamanic journeys

Meaning of Thunderbird

Primordial force, power of thunder and wind, messenger between the earthly world and the spiritual planes

Type of strike

Mallet (mallet) covered in leather or felt

Therapeutic use

Induction of trance, grounding, vibrational alignment, purification

Interview

Avoid humidity, tighten skin if necessary, store away from direct sunlight

Possible variations

Stylized thunderbird, circular motifs, additions of beads, feathers or ritual paintings